A tragic discovery shrouded Tsing Yi Public Pier in a somber light. On July 13, 2023, a passerby stumbled upon a grim scene. The body of a 51-year-old Filipino woman, trapped in a corner of Tsing Yi Public Pier, was found. The woman was dressed in sportswear. Her body was already decomposing. Tsing Yi Public Pier, once a bustling ferry terminus connecting Tsing Yi Island to Tsuen Wan and Central, now stands as a silent testament to time and change. The ferry service has long ceased. The pier is now open for public use. The pier is located on the east seafront of reclaimed land in Tsing Yi Bay. It is near Tsing Leng Tsui and faces the Rambler Channel. Nearby, three housing estates – Greenfield Garden, Grand Horizon, and Serene Garden – stand as quiet witnesses to the pier’s transformation. Tsing Yi Public Pier is a poignant reminder of Hong Kong’s ever-evolving landscape. The pier’s story, from a vital transportation hub to a place of quiet contemplation, reflects the changes that have shaped Tsing Yi Island itself. The tragic event of 2023 adds another layer to the pier’s history. It reminds us that even in the midst of progress and change, life can be fragile and unpredictable.
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