PoliticalChina·14 Oct 2026
Accountability discussed following demolition of unoccupied Hong Kong housing blocks
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Three newly completed housing blocks in Hong Kong were slated for demolition without ever having been occupied. The decision followed reports of construction deficiencies, a phenomenon the author noted as reminiscent of corruption and shoddy workmanship investigated by the Independent Commission Against Corruption in 1974. The affected site at Anderson Road…
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