POLITICS● LOW1h ago · Oct 11, 2026, 2:30 AM
New HK$122 million lifeguard outsourcing contract sparks public spending concerns
South China Morning Post · east asia
A controversial decision by Hong Kong authorities to award a HK$122 million (US$15.6 million) lifeguard and first aid services contract to a company previously found to have failed to provide the required staffing at swimming pools has sparked concerns over whether public funds are being used prudently. The Leisure and Cultural Services Department on Saturday defended the decision, saying it was satisfied with Spotlight Enterprises’ performance over the past two years and that it had strictly...
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