Hong Kong considers tougher site operation rules after spike in construction scandals
From News - South China Morning Post
Hong Kong’s Construction Industry Council will form a task force to review site operations and address quality concerns after a series of substandard works were uncovered at building and infrastructure projects across the city. Secretary for Development Bernadette Linn Hon-ho announced plans for the task force on Wednesday, saying that it would explore measures to improve the construction industry’s performance. These could include requiring frontline workers to wear body cameras while carrying...
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