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Written by: Lu Leqian
2021-06-29 12:12
Last update date: 2021-06-29 12:13
When the restaurant manager was suspected of applying for the anti-epidemic anti-epidemic fund subsidy program, he falsely claimed that he was operating a party room business and attempted to defraud the government of 40,000 yuan. He was charged with one crime of attempted fraud. The case was brought to the Eastern District Court today (29th).
The defense applied for adjourning the case to August 10 to obtain documents from the prosecution and prepare legal opinions, which was approved by the court, during which the defendant could continue to go out on bail.
The defendant Mak Ho Ting (28 years old) was charged with one count of attempting to deceive, alleging that he was wronged when he applied for funding through the beauty salon, massage parlor and party room funding scheme between May 17 and August 27, 2020. He claimed that he had a party room business and tried to induce the Human Resources Planning and Poverty Alleviation Coordination Office to grant funding, which caused the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government to suffer disadvantages.
It is reported that the amount involved is HK$40,000.
Case Number: ESCC 1355/2019
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