Two arrested after 30 students used fake papers to enter top HK business school


Hong Kong police arrested two female Chinese nationals, aged 24 and 34, in relation to the case. - THE UNIVERSITY OF HONG KONG/FACEBOOK

HONG KONG: Two women were arrested for allegedly forging documents after 30 master’s students were caught using fake qualifications to enter the University of Hong Kong (HKU) Business School, Hong Kong media reported.

The school’s dean, Professor Cai Hongbin, said more students may be implicated, predicting the number to rise to 80 or 100, The Standard reported, citing Prof Cai’s interview with Caixin Global published on July 4.

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