Family says worker may have fallen with platform in fatal Tung Chung accident
The account has prompted questions about how the platform was dismantled and whether it was adequately supported and secured.
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The account has prompted questions about how the platform was dismantled and whether it was adequately supported and secured.
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She handed over two HK$300,000 payments after a caller claimed to be her son; police say she checked the story afterwards.
The 119 packs were valued at about HK$6 million; the 32-year-old was expected to face a trafficking charge and appear in court on 16 October.
The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (Hong Kong) says more than one-fifth of its 2024 cat-at-height cases ended in fatal falls.
Staff reported the disappearance to police and posted an online appeal the following morning.
Household interviews with about 1,500 people also found a mean corruption-tolerance score of 0.3 out of 10.
Rides are scheduled for 21 October to 3 November; i-CABLE says a district council document names Tung Chung residents as the intended passengers.
Cases include a proposed 15% staircase surcharge after a deposit, a Melbourne shipment taking about 15 weeks and a damaged television.
Police say he made more than 150 transfers in under 300 days; they also received reports of more than 40 similar scams in the preceding two weeks.
Five designated anchorages can accommodate up to 115 yachts measuring 40 metres, while masters can take assessments across the border.
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