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Thief broke into the first shop on Carnarvon Road in Tsim Sha Tsui before gaining access to neighbouring property, police say

Two tailor shops in Hong Kong’s Tsim Sha Tsui were broken into on Monday morning, with around HK$3 million (US$382,170) worth of cash and gold stolen.

Police received a call at 10.14am from an employee of a shop at 2 Carnarvon Road, saying that the door had been forced open and property was missing.

Upon arrival, officers discovered that the neighbouring shop had also been broken into.

“We think the burglar got the key from inside 2 Carnarvon Road to enter the shop on 1A,” a police spokesman said.

The Post has learned that the two shops share the same owner.

Officers have tallied losses of about HK$3 million, comprising stolen cash, bullion and 36 gold chains.

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On Sunday, Works Minister Alexander Nanta Linggi said state authorities would immediately fix the damaged stretch of road where the cyclist had died, promising “comprehensive repairs” to a zone that “poses a risk to road users”.

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“We are making the preparations, and [will] see you at the end of June,” he said.

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On May 27, Xiaomi president Lu Weibing said that the number of inquiries about the YU7’s presale greatly exceeded those for the company’s first model, the SU7, ahead of its debut in March 2024. The SU7 sedan, which competes with Tesla’s Model 3, was an immediate hit, securing more than 70,000 orders in the month after its official launch.

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