Hospital manager, doctor accused of stealing more than HK$1,600 worth of food from Hong Kong supermarket


A Hospital Authority manager and a doctor accused of stealing more than HK$1,600 (US$203) worth of food from a supermarket in Hong Kong have been charged with theft, with their case adjourned to September.

The two defendants, Chiu Ming-yu, 47, and Vivien Chuang Wai-man, 48, who both claimed to be doctors, appeared in Kowloon City Court on Thursday for the second time after their first hearing in May.

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