65 arrested in Hong Kong crackdown targeting illicit triad-linked income sources
Hong Kong police, in a two-day joint operation with fire services and immigration authorities, arrested 65 individuals targeting triad-linked income sources. The crackdown, conducted on Thursday and Friday, focused on illegal gambling and prostitution.

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AI-generatedHong Kong police, in a two-day joint operation with fire services and immigration authorities, arrested 65 individuals targeting triad-linked income sources. The crackdown, conducted on Thursday and Friday, focused on illegal gambling and prostitution. Among those arrested were 11 sex workers and 54 individuals involved in suspected illegal gambling. Additionally, three people were issued summonses for operating an illegal petrol station. The operation resulted in the raid of five illegal gambling parlors and four premises involved in illegal prostitution, as well as the shutdown of a large illegal petrol station across Tai Po and Sheung Shui districts.
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5 extractedAn illegal petrol station spanning 279 square meters was shut down.
Officers raided five illegal gambling parlours and four premises involved in illegal prostitution.
Three additional people were issued summonses for operating an illegal petrol station.
The arrested individuals included 11 sex workers and 54 involved in suspected illegal gambling.
Hong Kong police arrested 65 people in a two-day crackdown targeting triad-linked income sources.