Where's the beef? Hong Kong launches manhunt after RM11.5mil of frozen beef goes missing

By Clifford Lo

Police are searching for a mainland man after 27 shipping containers carrying frozen meat worth HK$22.8mil (RM11.49mil) were reported stolen in Hong Kong.

The citywide manhunt started on Monday night after police received a report from the suspect’s two business partners – two mainland men – at about 6.30pm on Monday.

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