Chief Executive Leung Chun-ying said the visa sanctions had been imposed after the Philippines had remained unable to meet the demands from victims and their families for an apology. Photo: SCMP Pictures
Chief Executive Leung Chun-ying said the visa sanctions had been imposed after the Philippines had remained unable to meet the demands from victims and their families for an apology. Photo: SCMP Pictures
Philippine foreign affairs department spokesman Raul Hernandez said the Philippines would not apologise for the 2010 Manila hostage crisis. Photo: AFP
Philippine foreign affairs department spokesman Raul Hernandez said the Philippines would not apologise for the 2010 Manila hostage crisis. Photo: AFP
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Hong Kong stands firm on visa sanctions after Manila refuses to apologise for bus tragedy

Lai Ying-kit

Updated: 9:17pm, 30 Jan, 2014

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Chief Executive Leung Chun-ying said the visa sanctions had been imposed after the Philippines had remained unable to meet the demands from victims and their families for an apology. Photo: SCMP Pictures
Chief Executive Leung Chun-ying said the visa sanctions had been imposed after the Philippines had remained unable to meet the demands from victims and their families for an apology. Photo: SCMP Pictures
Philippine foreign affairs department spokesman Raul Hernandez said the Philippines would not apologise for the 2010 Manila hostage crisis. Photo: AFP
Philippine foreign affairs department spokesman Raul Hernandez said the Philippines would not apologise for the 2010 Manila hostage crisis. Photo: AFP
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