The 59-year-old Shou went hiking alone at Shek Uk Shan in Sai Kung this Sunday but went missing as his family lost contact with him.

He originally had plans with a female relative on Sunday night but didn't show up. The woman called Shou but he didn't answer. She then contacted Shou's wife who is now in Mainland, and found out that Shou went hiking alone in the morning.

Around 9am on Monday, the woman called the bank where Shou worked at and found out he didn't not show up at work, causing her to file a report to police.

As officers didn't know where Shou went hiking, they checked security footage of his house in Braemar Hill in North Point. They found that Shou left his home around 6am on Sunday and headed to Tin Hau on a minibus. Officers also found Shou appearing near Shek Uk Shan in Sai Kung around 1pm, and immediately formed a rescue crew to look for him.

Firemen and officers from the Civil Aid Service were mobilized to the scene, while rescue dogs and helicopters of the government Flying Service were called as well.

Shou stood at about 1.7m and weighed about 65kg. He was wearing a brown hat, a blue T-shirt, a white long sleeve undershirt, a pair of navy shorts and brown shoes, carrying a turquoise backpack at that time.

According to the website of Bank of Communications, Shou joined the bank in 1987. He had served in different positions before being appointed as the chairman of China BOCOM Insurance Company from November 2010 to August 2019.

Shou is currently the executive director and chief executive officer of China BOCOM Insurance Company Limited.