Martin Lee Chu-ming (left), speaking for three affected residents; Ambrose Ho Pui-him (centre), representing the Housing Authority and Alan Lai Nin (right), member of the independent two-man commission, arrive for its preliminary hearing on Tuesday. Photos: Dickson Lee
Martin Lee Chu-ming (left), speaking for three affected residents; Ambrose Ho Pui-him (centre), representing the Housing Authority and Alan Lai Nin (right), member of the independent two-man commission, arrive for its preliminary hearing on Tuesday. Photos: Dickson Lee

Hong Kong government should pay legal costs of residents affected by lead-in-water scandal, inquiry hears

Martin Lee Chu-ming (left), speaking for three affected residents; Ambrose Ho Pui-him (centre), representing the Housing Authority and Alan Lai Nin (right), member of the independent two-man commission, arrive for its preliminary hearing on Tuesday. Photos: Dickson Lee
Martin Lee Chu-ming (left), speaking for three affected residents; Ambrose Ho Pui-him (centre), representing the Housing Authority and Alan Lai Nin (right), member of the independent two-man commission, arrive for its preliminary hearing on Tuesday. Photos: Dickson Lee
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