One of six defendants in a public car park management corruption case confessed yesterday during its first hearing at the Court of the First Instance (TJB) yesterday.
The defendants – including the former chief of the Transport Bureau’s (DSAT) Division of Transport Management Lou Ngai Wa and his subordinate Pun Ngai – stand accused of corruption involving public car park management service contracts.
Lou and Pun, the first and second defendants in the case, yesterday denied all accusations listed in the indictment.
Lou Ngai Wa, former head of the Transport Bureau (DSAT) Division of Transport Management, leaves a Correctional Services Bureau van outside Macau Square where the Court of First Instance (TJB) is located. Photos: MPDG
Pun Ngai, a former official of the Transport Bureau (DSAT), leaves a Correctional Services Bureau van outside Macau Square before yesterday’s graft trial.
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