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28 arrested in crackdown as bid-rigging task force launches first operation

Hong Kong - South China Morning Post · 17h ago

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Hong Kong authorities have cracked down on a syndicate and arrested 28 people allegedly involved in bid-rigging, including board members of contractors and consultancy firms, in the first operation by a joint task force set up after the release of a scathing report on the devastating Wang Fuk Court fire. Secretary for Security Chris Tang Ping-keung said on Friday that the task force, set up to…

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