One more defendant was charged by the ICAC and brought to Eastern Magistracy this (Friday) morning for allegedly conspiring to furnish false information for the realization of Letters of Credit (L/Cs) facilities, totalling US$28.78 million (about HK$224.5 million), involving Keen Lloyd Group of Companies (KLG).

A businessman was today (Friday) sentenced to 12 months' imprisonment at Eastern Magistracy for attempting to influence a corruption trial and extort money from the accused in that trial for not testifying against the latter in court.

Four persons, including the former chairman and a manager of Keen Lloyd Group of Companies (KLG), charged by the ICAC, appeared in Eastern Magistracy this (Wednesday) morning for allegedly conspiring to furnish false information for the realization of Let ters of Credit (L/Cs) facilities totalling US$28.78 million (about HK$224.5 million).

Four persons, including the former chairman and a manager of Keen Lloyd Group of Companies (KLG), have been charged by the ICAC for allegedly conspiring to furnish false information for the realization of Letters of Credit (L/Cs) facilities totalling US$2 8.78 million (about HK$224.5 million).

The former chairman of the Liquor Licensing Board (LLB), charged by the ICAC for alleged misconduct in public office over liquor licence applications, appeared in Western Magistracy this (Tuesday) morning.

ICAC Commissioner, Mr Ambrose Lee Siu-kwong, today (Tuesday) met with members of the Hong Kong Chinese Enterprises Association (HKCEA) to exchange views on the promotion of business ethics.

The former chairman of the Liquor Licensing Board (LLB) was today (Monday) charged by the ICAC for alleged misconduct in public office over liquor licence applications.

A secondary school teacher, charged by the ICAC, appeared at Eastern Magistracy this (Friday) morning for allegedly soliciting illegal rebate over the purchase of a musical instrument which was financed by the Quality Education Fund (QEF).

Four persons, who were charged by the ICAC for alleged bribery in relation to the hiring of coaches, appeared before North Kowloon Magistracy this (Thursday) morning in two separate cases.

The ICAC has arrested nine persons, including a Supplies Supervisor I of the Marine Department, for alleged bribery in relation to the awarding of purchase orders of the department.