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Amy Nip

A 16-year-old secondary school student was seriously injured after jumping from a building in Shek Kip Mei yesterday. 
The Form Four student, who was wearing her school uniform, fell onto an open area outside Man Lok House  in Tai Hang Sai Estate at about 6am. 
She had been in a row with classmates over the uploading to the internet of a video taken during lessons,   the principal  of Hong Kong & Kowloon Chiu Chow Public Association Secondary School  said. 
The plunge came nine days after  another Form Four student,  Wong Ling-fung from Tung Chung Catholic School,  jumped to his death in front of 600 teachers and students during a school assembly. 
Eight students have killed themselves during this academic year. 
Yesterday, the student was taken  unconscious to Princess Margaret Hospital. Confirmation of her identity took eight hours and involved teachers matching the list of absentees with the location of their homes.  The girl's father, mother and brother waited for hours outside the operating theatre  without confirmation of the victim's identity.  
They received confirmation of  her identity and learned that she was in critical condition only when she was transferred to the intensive care unit.  
 Family members told police the teenager had faced school-related problems.
Principal Wong Chi-lap  said the girl  reported to teachers last week that her classmates had filmed a social dance session during physical education lessons and had uploaded it onto the internet. 
She was not in the video but was unhappy about its uploading, the principal said.
 The video had already been deleted, but it could have caused conflict between  the girl and other classmates, he said. 
 Schoolmates said the girl  was outgoing and active in extracurricular activities. She was a member of the choir and the drama club.  
Clinical psychologist Paul Wong Wai-ching,  of the Hong Kong Jockey Club Centre for Suicide Research and Prevention,  said teenagers were often more impulsive in committing suicide than adults. Schools and parents who spotted any suicidal symptoms should take the students to social workers or other professionals, he said.
Tragic toll
The number of schoolchildren who have killed themselves this academic year: 8



Girl leaps from building after row over video