Archive · 27 Oct 2025
Hong Kong Court Sentences Three to Prison for Bomb Plots
In Hong Kong, three people have been sent to jail for planning to set off bombs.
One person, the main planner, got 18 years, while the other two got a little less.
The bombs were planned in 2019 and 2020.
They were meant to go off in a hospital, on a train, and near a parking lot.
A group claimed responsibility, saying they wanted medical workers to strike and borders to close due to Covid.
The judge said the main person showed no regret, and that the court needed to make sure people are deterred from committing these acts.
The three people smiled as the judge announced their sentences.
Three individuals received prison sentences for bomb plots.
The sentences ranged up to 18 years in prison.
The defendants were found guilty of conspiracy to cause explosions.
The plots took place in 2019 and 2020.
The defendants were tried under the UN Anti-Terrorism Ordinance.
- Who
- Ho Cheuk-wai, Lee Ka-pan, and Cheung Ka-chun were sentenced.
- What
- They were sentenced to prison for bomb plots.
- When
- The sentencing occurred on Monday.
- Where
- The sentencing took place in a Hong Kong court.
- Why
- They were found guilty of conspiracy to cause explosions with intent to endanger life or property.
- Defendants
- Ho Cheuk-wai, Lee Ka-pan, and Cheung Ka-chun
- Sentences
- 18 years (Ho), 16 years and 8 months (others)
- Charges
- Conspiracy to cause explosions
- Incidents
- Bomb plots in 2019 and 2020
- Locations
- Hospital, train station, residential area
- Ordinance
- United Nations Anti-Terrorism Ordinance