The middle-aged man participated in the company's New Year's Eve dinner suspected of "drinking too much" and passed out in a side hall of a restaurant in the Prince's Union Square. Until now (15th) when the staff cleaned up the victim in the early morning, he found the victim smelled of alcohol and was unconscious. The police were dealt with, and the ambulance crew arrived at the scene and confirmed that he had died at the scene.
At 7:21 a.m. today (15th), the police received a report from the staff of 100 Famous Banquet, Union Square, 760 Nathan Road, who found a man lying in the side hall of the restaurant.
Paramedics arrived at the scene and confirmed the victim was dead.
According to the news on the scene, after preliminary investigation, the police believed that the surnamed Li (47 years old) worked as a decoration worker in the third line.
Yesterday (14th), the company held a group dinner with 5 tables. The owner and his colleagues drank freely, including red wine and spirits.
The victim was drunk and passed out in the side hall, and colleagues left one after another.
It was not until this morning that the morning tea was opened, and when the restaurant staff entered the side hall to clean up, they were surprised that the victim was unconscious and called the police to report the incident.
The police notified the wife and children of the deceased to be present, and the body will be sent to the mortuary by the staff.
The cause of death is yet to be determined after an autopsy.
It is understood that the deceased had smoking and drinking habits.
