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At least 1 senior official to take rap for deadly Tai Po fire as part of ‘bold’ reforms

Katherine Langford
Katherine Langford
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At least 1 senior official to take rap for deadly Tai Po fire as part of ‘bold’ reforms — Sydney Business news

At least one senior official will take the rap for the deadly Tai Po fire as part of a set of “bold, comprehensive and far-reaching reforms” the Hong Kong government will announce on Thursday afternoon, sources have told the South China Morning Post. The official’s expected resignation would be part of the political accountability that the government hoped to underscore along with major reforms on administrative accountability that will go right to the top, one source said. The shake-up is...

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