One more company director charged in relation to credit frauds involving Guangnan (Holdings) Limited (Guangnan) was sent to jail for cheating a bank out of about seven million Hong Kong dollars in credit facilities.

The last defendant sentenced in connection with the Cape Collinson Crematorium theft case was today (Tuesday) given a 10-month jail term by Judge Derek Pang at District Court.

A key member of a counterfeit credit card fraud syndicate, who surrendered himself to the ICAC after having absconded from court proceedings seven years ago, was today (Monday) jailed for four-and-a-half-year for bribing a former hotel night manager for o btaining customers' credit card data.

Community bodies are invited to apply to the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) for funds in organising district activities that promote the anti-corruption cause.

A manager of Sin Hua Bank Limited, charged by the ICAC for allegedly accepting $30,000 cash, an expensive watch and a return air ticket to assist in the granting and maintaining of credit facilities to a group of companies, appeared in Eastern Court today (Friday).

Six serving Assistant Hawker Control Officers (AHCOs) and one former AHCO of the Food and Environmental Hygiene Department (FEHD), who allegedly connived at "scapegoat" plots and arrested substitutes for illegal hawking at Marble Road, North Point, were c harged by the ICAC with perversion offences.

A former employee of the Mass Transit Railway Corporation (MTRC) was today (Friday) sentenced to 21 months' imprisonment at District Court for soliciting $200,000 and accepting $40,000 in bribes for exercising lax supervision over the repair works carried out at an MTR station.

A former employee of the Mass Transit Railway Corporation (MTRC) was today (Wednesday) convicted at District Court of soliciting $200,000 and accepting $40,000 in bribes for exercising lax supervision over the repair works carried out at an MTR station.

A former site supervisor, who was caught red-handed by the ICAC, was today (Wednesday) jailed for nine months for soliciting and accepting bribes totalling $200,000 as rewards for recommending contracts to a subcontractor.

The ICAC has arrested 17 people, including the chairman and the managing director of a public listed company in Hong Kong, and a government architect, for their involvement in an alleged bribery scam connected with the supply of counterfeit locks for the Housing Authority’s housing projects.