Auditor kicks in doors of mahjong dens
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- Created on Thursday, 14 April 2011 15:25
- Last Updated on Wednesday, 28 November 2012 18:00
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The commission found several cases of unauthorized use and alterations during visits to 12 authority-run retail premises between last October and January this year. Officers found people playing mahjong in one room and furniture stored in another at a Tsuen Wan shopping center.
A market stall in Kwai Chung was also being used for mahjong.
The commission's report pointed to 349 retail premises being unoccupied, with a third empty for three years.
It called on the authority to conduct daily patrols and unit-to-unit inspections to prevent unauthorized use, as well as ensuring all vacancies in retail premises are publicized widely.
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I wondered to improve my gaming during my holidays but I can't found player...
This news is funny indeed :)
That is also why, in these trivial news stories, I usually give the link to the original article, so my readers will have a general idea about how trustful the source is.
See also the discussion here.
How can you claim to be an independant journalist when you relay second-hand, unverifiable stories, that, from what all we can know, might very well be embellished or pure fictions?