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ICAC Arrests 7 in Crackdown on Corruption Syndicate Targeting Single-Building Major Maintenance Projects
Last week, the ICAC conducted an enforcement action against a corruption syndicate specifically targeting grand maintenance projects of single-block buildings, arresting five men a...
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Last week, the ICAC conducted an enforcement action against a corruption syndicate specifically targeting grand maintenance projects of single-block buildings, arresting five men and two women, aged between 37 and 75, including the chairman of an Incorporated Owners (IO), the proprietor of a project contractor, and directors of a project consultancy firm and a registered inspector employed by the firm. As the relevant corruption investigation is ongoing, the ICAC does not rule out further enforcement actions.

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