Politics

Hong Kong property tycoon calls for cut in quota of mainland Chinese settling in city to ease cross-border tensions



The number of people from mainland China relocating to Hong Kong daily should be halved to 75 to ease cross-border tensions amid deepening divides in the protest-hit city.

The idea was contained in a report put forward by Hong Kong property tycoon Adam Kwok Kai-fai to mainland cadres at the annual session of the Guangdong Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC), which opened on Sunday in Guangzhou.

Kwok, executive director of Sun Hung Kai Properties, Hong Kong’s biggest…



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