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New HK$122 million lifeguard outsourcing contract sparks public spending concerns
A controversial decision by Hong Kong authorities to award a lifeguard and first aid services contract worth more than HK$122 million (US$15.6 million) to a company previously found to have failed to provide the required staffing at…
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Hong Kong authorities awarded a HK$122 million lifeguard and first‑aid services contract to a firm that previously failed to provide required staffing at swimming pools, prompting concerns about the prudent use of public funds.
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