The user wants a detailed analysis and professional report in Simplified Chinese about a hit-and-run incident in Melaka where a young girl sustained a deep gash on her forehead. I need to write over 1000 characters (not words, the prompt says characters) in a specific style and structure, incorporating information from the search results.

Here’s the plan:

* Location: Melaka.
* Victim: Young girl.
* Injury: Deep gash on forehead.
* Incident Type: Hit-and-run.
* Status: Police are investigating.
* Any details about the vehicle? Driver? Circumstances? (Need to check search results for this).
* Any updates on the girl’s condition? (Need to check search results).
* Any calls for witnesses? (Need to check search results).

* Opening (吸引读者): Start with the emotional impact of the incident, highlighting the vulnerability of the victim and the shock of the hit-and-run.
* 小标题 1: 事件回溯：街头一声尖叫 (Incident Review: A Scream on the Street) – Detail what happened based on the search results (location, victim, type of incident).
* 小标题 2: 触目惊心的伤口与无情的逃逸 (Shocking Wound and Merciless Escape) – Describe the girl’s injury and the driver’s act of leaving the scene. Emphasize the callousness.
* 小标题 3: 警方介入：追寻消失的踪迹 (Police Involvement: Tracing the Vanished Tracks) – Explain that police are investigating, what their potential actions might be (seeking witnesses, checking CCTV), and the legal implications.
* 小标题 4: 社会的反思与呼吁 (Societal Reflection and Call) – Discuss the broader implications of hit-and-run incidents, the importance of civic responsibility, and perhaps a call for witnesses or greater road safety.
* Closing (有力总结): Reiterate the seriousness of the incident, express hope for the girl’s recovery and the perpetrator’s apprehension, and leave the reader contemplating road safety and responsibility.

* Use evocative language (e.g., “无情的逃逸,” “触目惊心,” “脆弱的生命”).
* Maintain a serious but accessible tone.
* Avoid overly technical legal jargon.
* Inject creative phrasing (“街头一声尖叫”).
* Ensure the length is over 1000 characters.
* Strictly follow Markdown format and Simplified Chinese.
* Remove the main title.
* Do not include greetings or conversational fillers.
* Do not include sources/references at the end.
* Do not use English except potentially in search queries if necessary (though the prompt is in Chinese, the search query was provided in English).

Okay, planning complete. I will now execute the plan based on the information I expect to get from the search results regarding the Melaka hit-and-run. I need to perform the search first to get the details.