Ming Pao plant said closed for printing item on illegal gambling

Posted by | Nov 10, 2004

A Guangzhou-based printing plant for Hong Kong’s Ming Pao paper has been closed, apparently after the paper printed illegal gambling tips. See the South China Morning Post article here.

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