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A young protester, who gave his name as “Ah Yuen,” was arrested for rioting on June 12 for being part of the violent clashes that day in Admiralty. Photo: Nora Tam
Hospital Authority vows to revive public trust as stories emerge of protesters arrested after personal details leaked by city-run facilities
- Leung Pak-yin, chief executive of the Hospital Authority, announces new task force to boost data security
- Move comes as protester’s account of hospital arrest deepens public doubt
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A young protester, who gave his name as “Ah Yuen,” was arrested for rioting on June 12 for being part of the violent clashes that day in Admiralty. Photo: Nora Tam
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