30-year-old man dies after marathon in Hong Kong, 30 people taken to hospital
A runner has died after taking part in the Standard Chartered Hong Kong Marathon in Hong Kong. Radio station RTHK reported this.
According to the source, the 30-year-old man lost consciousness when returning home after the competition. He became ill on the way to the subway and was taken to the hospital. Doctors gave him first aid, but he died. It is noted that another participant in the competition suffered cardiac arrest, but was saved.
The source also said that more than 30 people were hospitalized after the competition. In addition, 842 athletes suffered minor injuries such as bruises and sprains.
The Standard Chartered Hong Kong Marathon has been held annually since 1997. Its distance is 42 kilometers. At the time of the 2024 tournament, conditions were favorable.
Source: Lenta
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