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HK lawmaker deliberately drives against traffic, sparking calls for her dismissal

By Magdalene Fung
Hong Kong lawmaker Judy Chan giving her public apology on Jan 24 following the incident . -- PHOTO: SCREENGRAB FROM RTHK VIDEO

HONG KONG (The Straits Times/ANN): A Hong Kong lawmaker has drawn flak for deliberately driving against the flow of traffic after a video emerged online showing her doing so.

It is the second case that has surfaced in a week of a Hong Kong politician or official found blatantly flouting rules.

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