Hong Kong to propose criminal penalties for bid-rigging after deadly Tai Po fire
Hong Kong’s government is expected to propose criminal penalties for bid-rigging following the deadly Tai Po fire. Chief Executive John Lee and senior officials are also expected to release the final investigation report and update the public on administrative accountability measures.
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