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PARLIAMENTARY QUESTION
for WRITTEN answer on 21 January 1974
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The draft reply should reach the Parliamentary Office through your Under-Secretary by
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"Noon Monday 21/1
Mr Ray Carter (Birmingham, Northfield): To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, if he will call for an investigation into the death of Mr Kwan Kung who was killed in an accident involving a căr on 29th July 1973 in Argyle Street, Hong Kong and the subsequent refusal of the police to prosecute the driver of the car.
Mr. Peter Blake,
No
The accident was investigated by the Hong Kong
Police, who found no evidence of any offence by the
driver. The Police passed all documents in the case to
the coroner, who decided that no death inquiry was
necessary. The Hong Kong Legal Department also
studied the papers and agreed with the conclusions of
the coroner and the police. I will be writing to the
Hon Member with further information on this case.
MAKA