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The University of Hong Kong mourns the passing of Dr Tin Ka-ping

10 Jul 2018

We are deeply saddened by the passing of Dr Tin Ka-ping. Dr Tin was a selfless educator and philanthropist and had contributed immensely to the development of teaching and learning, and research in Hong Kong and the Mainland. He was an Honorary Doctorate at the University.

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