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Ex-colonial chief sec. of Hong Kong David Akers-Jones dies aged 92

by Tom Grundy20:05, 30 September 201923:39, 31 March 2020

Sir David Akers-Jones, who was Hong Kong chief secretary between 1985 and 1987, has died aged 92. Now TV reported that he passed away at Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Jordan on Monday. Born in England in 1927, Akers-Jones graduated from Oxford University and spent three years in the Malayan Civil Service before moving to Hong Kong […]

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