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Hong Kong principal fired after Singapore incident seeks legal advice

A Hong Kong school principal has been fired after an incident in Singapore where he swore at security guards. Lee Cheuk-hing, formerly of San Wui Commercial Society Secondary School, expressed shock and regret over his immediate dismissal, stating he will pursue legal action regarding his employment rights. The incident occurred during a student trip on May 22, leading to an Education Bureau investigation and his subsequent termination on June 2. AI

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Hong Kong principal fired after Singapore incident seeks legal advice

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Kristen Cheung ·

    Hong Kong principal fired over Singapore row says he will seek legal advice

    A Hong Kong school principal who was sacked after he swore at security guards during a student trip to Singapore has said he feels “shock and regret” over his immediate dismissal, saying he will seek legal advice on his employment rights. Lee Cheuk-hing, former principal of San W…