

Police canteen worker Chan was returning to her 11th-floor home from a visit to a street market and was only about a meter from the building's entrance and safety when struck. Chan's grieving family, including a son and a daughter in their 20s, had to go to the scene - where both women were certified dead - to identify their mother. They later burned incense and paper offerings there. A neighbor and colleague of Chan, who had talked with her an hour before she was killed, said: "She had just managed to get over the death of her husband. My heart goes out to her family."
Sha Tin district councillor Wong Mo-tai said Chan was the widow of Tam Shing, killed along with a cousin when a crane collapsed in Causeway Bay in July 2007. "We will check to see if her children need psychological counseling," Tam said. Secretary for Labour and Welfare Matthew Cheung Kin-chung said he had contacted Chan's family and the Social Welfare Department will provide financial assistance to the family. The department will also liaise with Lam's family. A department spokesman said officials had contacted Chan's family to counsel them and offer other assistance.
Psychiatrist Tsang Fan-kwong

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