Hong Kong’s anti-graft watchdog has arrested 22 people on suspicion of corruption linked to seven building renovation projects worth more than HK$200 million (US$25.6 million).
The suspects – 17 men and five women, aged 36 to 78 – included directors and employees of four project consultancy firms and three contractors, as well as some of the chairmen of owners’ corporations of the housing estates and buildings.
The arrests followed a two-day operation, code-named “Lion Rock”, this week by…
22 arrested as Hong Kong’s ICAC raids firms linked to shady renovation deals
