Bumpy start for newly launched Hong Kong bike sharing app


Nine Gobee bikes have been found damaged since the app launched. Photo: Felix Wong

HONG KONG: Three bicycles belonging to a newly launched bike sharing service were found thrown into a river in Sha Tin on Saturday.

Police said a man found the bikes in Shing Mun River at about 2.30pm and alerted police, while a fourth was left damaged nearby on the grass. The case has been classified as criminal damage.

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