{"id":261,"date":"2026-03-27T05:04:26","date_gmt":"2026-03-26T21:04:26","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.cyber3hk.com\/wordpress\/?p=261"},"modified":"2026-03-27T05:05:03","modified_gmt":"2026-03-26T21:05:03","slug":"261","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.cyber3hk.com\/wordpress\/?p=261","title":{"rendered":"\u8ffd\u5149\u8005 Pulse HK News (published on March 26, 2026) covers several major local and international news stories"},"content":{"rendered":"\n
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\u8ffd\u5149\u8005 Pulse HK News (published on March 26, 2026) covers several major local and international news stories. Below is a summary of the key reports:1. Wang Fuk Court Fire Hearing [00:42]The independent committee hearing regarding the fire at Wang Fuk Court (which resulted in 168 deaths) entered its fourth day.Residents’ Testimony: Nine residents, including family members of the victims, testified. They raised concerns about the building’s fire safety measures, such as fire doors being replaced with wooden boards, which compromised their function [01:26].Allegations of Forgery: There were serious allegations against Wong Pik-kiu, involving the suspected use of forged proxy votes to gain control over the building’s management [01:46].Official Investigation: Authorities mentioned that the investigation into the management company and the potential involvement of larger syndicates is ongoing [02:15].2. One Punch Bookstore Bail [02:25]The shop manager and three employees of “One Punch Bookstore” (\u4e00\u62f3\u66f8\u9928), who were arrested for allegedly selling “seditious” books, have been granted bail for 30,000 HKD each [02:31].The bookstore announced a temporary closure to reset computers and mobile devices.The Security Bureau commented that whether a book is “seditious” depends on the specific context and intent [02:53].3. Trial of Yuen Sung-biu (Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office Case) [03:19]The second day of cross-examination for defendant Yuen Sung-biu took place in London.Admission: Yuen overturned his previous statement and admitted to being an intermediary for cross-border debt collection [03:35].Evidence Issues: The prosecution questioned his logic regarding communication with other individuals and his access to the Home Office’s immigration system to track debtors in the UK [06:11].4. International NewsTaiwan: Former Taipei Mayor Ko Wen-je was sentenced to seven years in prison in a first-instance ruling regarding the Jinghua City development case [09:42]. This sentence disqualifies him from future presidential bids for a decade [10:11].China (Guangdong): Large-scale protests broke out in a village against the construction of a crematorium near a school [11:02]. Over a thousand people took to the streets, leading to clashes with riot police [11:37].US-China Relations: Donald Trump announced via social media that a meeting with Xi Jinping is scheduled for May 14-15 in China [12:54].The video concludes by encouraging viewers to support their independent reporting through their new membership program [13:34].<\/p>\n\n\n\n