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Hong Kong's Security Secretary Chris Tang Ping-keung has pledged comprehensive accountability for the November Wang Fuk Court fire that killed 168 people, asserting authorities will prosecute anyone with evidence of wrongdoing regardless of cooperation with the inquiry committee.
Hong Kong authorities arrested two individuals on suspicion of selling seditious publications and receiving foreign funds, marking another escalation in the city's clampdown on dissent under national security legislation.
An independent committee probing Hong Kong's Wang Fuk Court fire has decided against requesting statutory commission powers, a move that has alarmed survivors and families concerned about the investigation's depth and enforceability.
Kee Wah Bakery, a Hong Kong institution since 1938, has fallen victim to a ransomware attack on its internal systems. The privacy regulator is now investigating the scope of potential data exposure.
A Hong Kong District Court has awarded dancer Mo Li Kai-yin HK$6.29 million (RM3.32 million) in damages after a giant LED screen fell on him during a Cantopop Mirror concert in July 2022, leaving him permanently paralysed.
Veteran Hong Kong film producer Raymond Wong Pak Ming has begun a five-month prison sentence after voluntarily surrendering bail. The 80-year-old was convicted of insider trading related to shares in Pegasus Entertainment Holdings, where he served as chairman.