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Story summary
- The Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) charged five individuals for allegedly offering bribes, including casino chips, in HK$90 million (US$11.5 million) renovation projects at three housing estates.
- The charges come as part of crackdown on a syndicate accused of manipulating tendering processes through bribery and bid-rigging.
- The ICAC operation, named Shotgun, followed a crackdown that led to 22 arrests and shows the agency's commitment to fighting corruption in building management.
