HEALTH● LOWJul 12 · Jul 12, 2026, 4:00 AM
Parents of boy paralysed by medical blunder welcome penalty but vow to fight on
South China Morning Post
After 16 years, Li Zhijian and his wife Peng Hongying have finally found a measure of closure in their long pursuit of justice over a medical blunder that left their son paralysed for life in Hong Kong. But the mainland Chinese couple said their fight for accountability was far from over, despite a ruling by the city’s medical watchdog that found a paediatrician guilty of professional misconduct in his care of their son, Li Yuanjian. “We can only say that we can accept it, and we can find some...
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