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Simpson Cheungin ManilaPublished: 7:39pm, 29 Sep 2026Updated: 10:24pm, 29 Sep 2026A Hong Kong man imprisoned in the Philippines for 26 years while fighting against convictions for drug possession has been released and returned home on Tuesday evening.
Simpson Cheungin ManilaPublished: 7:39pm, 29 Sep 2026Updated: 10:24pm, 29 Sep 2026A Hong Kong man imprisoned in the Philippines for 26 years while fighting against convictions for drug possession has been released and returned home on Tuesday evening.
Tang Lung-wai, 55, was seen hugging his elder brother, Billy Tang Lung-piu, as he arrived from Manila at the Hong Kong International Airport.
Asked how he felt after arriving in his home city, he said: βAfter spending 26 years in hell, I am unflappable.β
βThe moment I got out of the car [in Manila], uncuffed, I felt finally free,β he said earlier in the day. βI am really lucky to be able to walk out physically sound.β
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