Secretary for Security Wong Sio Chak vowed yesterday that anyone found responsible for Tuesday’s deadly gas explosion in a restaurant will be held accountable
Wong made the pledge while speaking to reporters on the sidelines of the opening ceremony of a two-day seminar on the “Innovation and Development in the Policing Education” on the campus of the Macau Public Security Forces Academy in Coloane. The seminar also marked the 30th anniversary of the academy’s establishment.
Wong remarks came after Tuesday night’s explosion in a Chinese restaurant in Areia Preta district which killed a woman and injured six other people.
Chief Executive Fernando Chui Sai On (front, second from left) is briefed by Fire Services Bureau (CB) Commissioner Leong Iok Sam (front, first from left), as Secretary for Security Wong Sio Chak (front, second from right), Secretary for Social Affairs and Culture Alexis Tam Chon Weng (front, first from right) and other officials look on, during Chui’s inspection visit to the scene of the explosion at a southern Fujianese restaurant at Pak Lei Estate in Areia Preta. Photo: GCS
Secretary for Security Wong Sio Chak (centre) speaks to reporters on the sidelines of yesterday’s opening ceremony of a two-day “Innovation and Development in the Policing Education” seminar on the Macau Public Security Forces Academy’s campus in Coloane, as Unitary Police Service (SPU) Commissioner-General Ma Io Kun (left) and Fire Services Bureau Commissioner Leong Iok Sam look on. Photo: GCS
