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14 Hong Kong civil servants sue colleague over HK$28.9 million Mark Six winnings

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Health inspector Ling Chun-ting allegedly refused to distribute HK$33 million payout from HK$1,650 joint ticket pool for September 5 draw

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Brian Wong

A Hong Kong civil servant has been sued by 14 colleagues for HK$28.9 million (US$3.7 million) in lottery winnings after he allegedly refused to split a winning Mark Six jackpot.

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