Key facts
- Security chief Chris Tang vowed full accountability for the Tai Po fire.
- Tang expressed regret over the loss of fugitive transfer deals, stating it benefits criminals.
- Repentant protesters will receive priority case review, according to Tang.
- Hong Kong's drug regulator is actively hiring and pursuing WHO recognition.
Hong Kong Security Secretary Chris Tang has declared that there will be no limits to accountability concerning the Tai Po fire. He also commented on the fugitive transfer agreements, lamenting their loss and stating that it aids criminals.
Furthermore, Tang announced that individuals who were involved in protests and have since shown remorse will be given priority in their case reviews. This statement comes as Hong Kong's own drug regulator is moving forward with its hiring processes and seeking recognition from the World Health Organization.