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Hong Kong authorities to consider reducing traffic accident fund payouts to curb abuse

Welfare minister Chris Sun says authorities to consider cutting number of compensated sick leave or hospital days claimable under fund.

By: scmp.com

Dec 04 2024
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Hong Kong authorities to consider reducing traffic accident fund payouts to curb abuse

Welfare minister Chris Sun says authorities to consider cutting number of compensated sick leave or hospital days claimable under fund.

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