According to the Radio Television Hong Kong website, the Hong Kong police cracked down on the illegal act of driving after being drugged by a public service vehicle driver and arrested a 44-year-old male minibus driver on suspicion of driving after being drugged. Pan Junhao, a senior inspector of the East Kowloon Regional Transport Department's Executive and Control Unit, said that in June of this year, 3 minibus drivers and taxi drivers were arrested separately on suspicion of driving after drugs, and a targeted deployment was carried out today to target a dedicated minibus driver from Yau Tong to Andersen, safely stop the target minibus, safely stop the target minibus, and safely take the 7 passengers on board the car. A quick oral fluid test was carried out on the driver. Preliminary investigations revealed that he had taken methamphetamine before driving the minibus and was about to be arrested. He was denied bail. The case will be brought before Kwun Tong Magistrates' Courts tomorrow.

According to the Radio Television Hong Kong website, the Hong Kong police cracked down on the illegal act of driving after being drugged by a public service vehicle driver and arrested a 44-year-old male minibus driver on suspicion of driving after being drugged. Pan Junhao, a senior inspector of the East Kowloon Regional Transport Department's Executive and Control Unit, said that in June of this year, 3 minibus drivers and taxi drivers were arrested separately on suspicion of driving after drugs, and targeted deployment was carried out today to target a dedicated minibus driver from Yau Tong to Andersen, safely stop the target minibus, and safely stop the target minibus. After safely taking the 7 passengers on board the car, a quick oral fluid test was carried out on the driver. Preliminary investigations revealed that he had taken methamphetamine before driving the minibus and was about to be arrested. He was denied bail. The case will be brought before Kwun Tong Magistrates' Courts tomorrow.