Hong Kong appoints Chan Tsz-tat as new customs chief as Louise Ho retires from dep’t

[HKFP] - 12/31/2024

Hong Kong has appointed a new customs chief to replace former department head Louise Ho, who went on pre-retirement leave on Tuesday. The government named Chan Tsz-tat as commissioner of customs and excise on Tuesday after the central government accepted Chief Executive John Lee’s recommendation (…)



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