Police bring in wife, son of Hong Kong absconder Chung Kim-wah for questioning


National security police have brought in the wife and son of a Hong Kong fugitive to help with an investigation after questioning a leading pollster on whether he or his organisation aided the absconder.

A source said on Tuesday that the wife and son of Chung Kim-wah, an outspoken commentator and former deputy executive director of the Hong Kong Public Opinion Research Institute, were invited to assist in the investigation in the morning.

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