Hong Kong arrests 9 over fuel smuggling as oil prices surge
Hong Kong arrested nine people in a city-wide operation targeting illicit fuel activities, authorities said on Wednesday, as surging global oil prices continue to put pressure on the import-dependent financial hub. The city lacks its own refineries and imports its entire supply of automotive fuel, with much of it coming from neighbouring mainland China. Prices […]
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