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Woman Dies In Yuen Long Dog Attack, No Answers Yet
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Police say a woman died in Yuen Long in the early hours of Sunday, and they suspect a dog attack did it. That's it, that's what we know right now. No breed confirmed, no owner named, no charges. Just a woman dead and a dog somewhere that did this.

Here's the thing that should bother you. Hong Kong's dog microchip system just logs whatever breed the owner tells it, no checks, nothing. So a dog that's actually a banned fighting breed can walk around registered as "mongrel" its whole life, right up until it kills someone. We've written about this gap before. It's still there. Until someone actually checks what these dogs are instead of what people say they are, this is going to keep happening, and it'll keep being a surprise every single time.

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