Update | Bodies of two women killed in Bangkok bombing flown home to Hong Kong
Two Hongkongers injured in explosion at shrine are taken to hospital for further treatment
The bodies of the two young women killed in Monday's bombing in Bangkok arrived back in Hong Kong yesterday.
"Thanks to the counselling provided by staff members at the Hospital Authority, their emotional states were OK," said Tong Wing-yee, acting senior immigration officer for international cooperation, at Hong Kong International Airport after returning from Bangkok.
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Chan's father, businessman Allan Chan Sui-wah, thanked Thai authorities for doing their best to save his daughter, a British national who was studying law in the United Kingdom. He told the Bangkok Post earlier that he had been to Thailand several times and thought it would be safe for his daughter for holiday there.