Alone in a lift on NY Eve
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Your support makes all the difference.No one likes to be alone on New Year's eve, or on New Year's day, and especially if they are stuck in an elevator.
Hui Chow-fong, a meter reader for Hongkong Electric Holdings Ltd, spent the holidays alone in a lift where he was trapped for more than 40 hours before being found yesterday. The 36-year-old got stuck on Tuesday afternoon in a lift of an office building. The building was then closed for the New Year break. Reuters - Hong Kong
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