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A 17-year-old boy, Matthew who went missing a week ago has been finally found alive today, his parent announced the good news this afternoon.
Matthew is a Form Six pupil at Diocesan Boys’ School in Mong Kok, and had been preparing for his university entrance exams next year, his mother said earlier. He did not return to school after lunchtime last week on Wednesday until the joyous news of being found was announced today by his parent.
Tsang was found at a bush near Lo Shu Tin in Shatin and sustained some scratches on his limbs. He was said to be conscious while being airlifted to the Eastern Hospital for treatment.
“Thanks be to God! We have found Matthew, and he’s alive! We will announce details later. Thanks to everyone!” Amy Chan, mother of Matthew Tsang Hin-chit, wrote on her Facebook page in the afternoon.
Chan expressed her gratitude to the police, firefighters from the mountain search and rescue team, and the Civil Aid Service for their “relentless” efforts.
She also thanked alumni from her son’s school, relatives and volunteer search teams.
經過 7 天的無關搜索後，失踪的馬修被發現還活著
週三，他的父母宣布，一周前失踪的 17 歲男孩馬修今天終於被發現。
馬修的母親早些時候表示，馬修是旺角拔萃男書院的中六學生，一直在準備明年的高考。 上週三午餐後，他沒有回到學校，直到今天他的父母宣布他被發現的喜訊。
「感謝上帝！ 我們找到了馬修，他還活著！ 我們稍後會公佈詳情。 謝謝大家！” 曾憲哲的母親陳艾米下午在她的臉書頁面上寫道。
陳女士對警察、山區搜救隊消防員和民眾安全服務隊的「不懈」努力表示感謝。
她也感謝兒子學校的校友、親戚和志工搜尋隊。
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