Wednesday. If this was the same person as the 1961 Tsang, I wished them to know that, although he would not technically be landing in Hong Kong if he only passed through transit facilities at the airport, if his intention was to come by other means they should know that he would be refused entry.
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the arrival plans of the whole delegation had been postponed until 27 September. Following this NCNA told me that Tsang would not be a member of what they called a Jinan University group due to transit Hong Kong on the way to Canada.
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This is a satisfactory outcome. But it remains a puzzle why they should imagine that Tsang could pass through Hong Kong and spend several days here in transit without us knowing or objecting. Also, as a lesser matter, why they imagined that an official delegation could come, on the through train without visas.
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