KMB puts hold on decision to sack four Hong Kong bus drivers who took part in strike

The U-turn was announced after KMB management held an emergency meeting with the protesting drivers

Protest leader Yip Wai-lam (left), founder of the Full-time KMB Driver Alliance, with her husband. Both were sacked on Tuesday. Photo: Edward Wong

Hong Kong's largest bus company on Wednesday put on hold its decision to sack four drivers for taking part in an impromptu strike last month, hours after the dismissal prompted a sit-in protest at one of its depots. 

The U-turn was announced in the early hours of Wednesday after KMB management held an emergency meeting with the protesting drivers.

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