Convicted Bible-smuggler returns to Hong Kong

A Hong Kong businessman convicted of smuggling Bibles into China has returned home after being released from prison on health grounds.

Convicted Bible-smuggler returns to Hong Kong
Sat, 09 Feb, 2002 - 14:56

A Hong Kong businessman convicted of smuggling Bibles into China has returned home after being released from prison on health grounds.

Hong Kong Security Bureau officials have been in touch with Lai Kwong-keung's family since his return from China. No other details are available.

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