In the early morning of this morning (1st) in Kowloon Tong, a male resident and two foreign domestic helpers were tied up. According to the news, the male resident surnamed Feng (44 years old) was the director of York Kindergarten Feng Zhenbang.
It is understood that in the early hours of the morning, four tall male robbers armed with weapons broke into a detached house at No. 4 Ashish Road. At that time, there were only Feng and two foreign servants in the house. Some of them were sleeping in their bedrooms, while others were in In the hall, the robbers woke everyone up, gathered them behind the hall, tied them up with duct tape, and then looted the house, taking the three clips and the belongings away.
After the gangsters succeeded, they fled the mansion immediately. One of the foreign domestic helpers took the opportunity to take the scissors to loosen the ties and rushed out of the house to try to stop the gangsters from leaving. Unfortunately, only 4 people boarded the car and left.
Feng and the two foreign domestic helpers were not injured in the incident.
It is reported that there are 1 million yuan in the three clips, as well as a batch of jewelry, goldware and gold bars, so the actual loss is still to be counted.
The case is being handed over to the first team of the Kowloon City Police District Crime Squad for follow-up, and no one has been arrested so far.
A large number of police officers were present to investigate.
Looking through the information, York Kindergarten was founded by Feng Licheng and his wife Tan Shuxian in 1979. The son of the two is Feng Zhenbang, who is also reported to be a director of York.
According to the information, the detached house at No. 4 Ashish Road is owned by the Fung family.
York Educational Institution currently has a total of 10 branch campuses, of which 5 are located in Kowloon Tong, and the rest are located in Hong Kong Island, Mei Foo, Yuen Long, Tseung Kwan O and Tuen Mun.
The Fung family has been involved in various controversies in the past. As early as 2013, the rooftop of York International Kindergarten at No. 51 Cumberland Road was confirmed to be an unauthorized rooftop house with an estimated area of about 2,000 square feet. .
However, when the school responded to the media at that time, on the grounds that the roof did not belong to the school and York was only a tenant, it said that whoever used the roof had nothing to do with the school.
In the early days of the outbreak in February 2020, York Kindergarten was also exposed to a storm of asking teachers to "voluntarily" take unpaid leave or advance summer vacation.
If teachers want to receive the full salary for February as usual, they must promise to return to school during Easter and summer vacations when they are originally scheduled to rest to make up for students.
Affected teachers criticized the school's announcement to parents to reduce tuition fees in exchange for the reputation of "conscience enterprise", but it is unreasonable and unfair to ask teachers to take unpaid leave.
In response, York Educational Institution admitted that due to the impact of the epidemic, the suspension of classes was too long. From the perspective of early childhood education, online teaching cannot 100% replace the effect of face-to-face teaching. The teacher proposed to make fine-tuning arrangements, and emphasized that the employment contract signed by the two parties has clearly explained the arrangements for the situation similar to the plague, and hoped that the teacher will cooperate.
Knives were left at the scene.
