Hong Kong’s tall buildings and other infrastructure have attracted many “rooftoppers” and parkour enthusiasts, such as Britain’s James Kingston. Photo: Handout
Hong Kong’s tall buildings and other infrastructure have attracted many “rooftoppers” and parkour enthusiasts, such as Britain’s James Kingston. Photo: Handout
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Tough line needed on Hong Kong train ‘rooftoppers’

  • Dangerous stunt on top of Tuen Mun Light Rail carriage raises fears of copycat behaviour and must be widely condemned

SCMP Editorial
SCMP Editorial

Updated: 7:30am, 14 Jan, 2023

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Hong Kong’s tall buildings and other infrastructure have attracted many “rooftoppers” and parkour enthusiasts, such as Britain’s James Kingston. Photo: Handout
Hong Kong’s tall buildings and other infrastructure have attracted many “rooftoppers” and parkour enthusiasts, such as Britain’s James Kingston. Photo: Handout
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