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SCMP Reporter

MORE than 300 media professionals, friends and relatives yesterday attended a funeral service for the late chief editor of Wah Kiu Yat Po, Peter Pun Chiu-yin, at the Hongkong Funeral Parlour.

  Pun died in Shanghai on June 19 after being seriously injured in a traffic accident during a press tour.

   He is survived by his wife, Angela Pun Cheung Shiu-hing, and four children.

  Among those who attended the Buddhist ceremony was former Secretary for Education and Manpower John Chan Cho-chak.

  In his eulogy, Clarence Chang Ching-po, Pun's friend for more than 30 years, praised him for making a tremendous contribution to the development of journalism in Hongkong.



Big turnout for funeral