A popular preschool in Kowloon Tong has rejected a parent’s allegation that his two-year-old son suffered a large bump on his head on campus, saying police had closed their investigation after finding no CCTV evidence that he had been injured on site.
Cannan Kindergarten (Waterloo Road) told the South China Morning Post on Saturday that it had not received any medical reports or professional medical opinions substantiating the father’s claim that “the injuries occurred on campus”…
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