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Three people were injured Sunday after Hong Kong police fired shots to stop a knife attack on a man, in a rare case of violent street crime in one of Asia’s safest cities. Police said those wounded were two assailants and the man being attacked, and that all three were of “South Asian” origin. “Five […]

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