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Hong Kong media doubt PNP on handling of hostage incident

August 26, 2010 - 12:00am

Hong Kong continued to be locked in deep sorrow and anger on Wednesday over Monday's abduction tragedy in the Philippines, as the city's media unveiled more details of the 11-hour incident and continued to question...

First batch of Pinoy maids to start work in Shenzhen next month

January 14, 2003 - 12:00am

HONG KONG (AFP) — A first batch of domestic maids from the Philippines will soon be heading to work in the Chinese city of Shenzhen just across the border from Hong Kong, it was reported yesterday. Twenty...

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