Liu Wai Hung’s Malaysia complex, Lee Sun-kyun case updates

Liu Wai Hung Set to Launch an Entertainment Mega Complex in Malaysia

**Hong Kong’s beloved former actor, Liu Wai Hung**, is ready to make a grand return to the spotlight with plans to open an **entertainment complex** in the heart of Malaysia. Bringing together a plethora of eateries, karaoke facilities, and vibrant entertainment options, this ambitious project promises to be a feast for the senses.

At the age of 67, Liu, famously known for his role as **Ah Chan** in the classic TVB series *The Good, the Bad and the Ugly*, stepped away from the acting scene in the ’90s to explore ventures in the food and agriculture industry. But now, with a series of engaging YouTube videos, he has unveiled plans for a **15,000 sq ft entertainment hub** in Kuala Lumpur, spread across four stories.

On the **first floor**, Liu reveals there will be a **Chinese restaurant** complete with **five VIP karaoke rooms.** The **second level** is set to house a **Western restaurant**, topped off with a bar and stage for live performances. The **third floor** will feature an exclusive private dining area boasting a “VVIP room” for intimate gatherings of up to 20 guests, while the **fourth floor** will serve administrative purposes.

Earlier in the year, Liu candidly addressed his health concerns on his YouTube channel, sharing that he had suffered a **stroke** affecting his left leg, coupled with gout in his right. He is currently undergoing **acupuncture treatment** for these ailments, showcasing a spirit of resilience and determination.

Officials Indicted in the Late Lee Sun-kyun Case

In a shocking turn of events, a police officer and a prosecutor have been indicted for leaking sensitive information regarding the late Korean actor **Lee Sun-kyun**’s drug investigation. The **Incheon District Prosecutor’s Office** charges the officer, a man in his 30s, for taking photos of a confidential investigation report, which detailed personal information about Sun-kyun and distributing it to a journalist on **October 18, 2023**.

The journalist who received this leak has also faced charges for violating the **South Korean Personal Information Protection Act**. Furthermore, a prosecutor, involved in the Incheon District Prosecutors’ Office, has been indicted for divulging that Sun-kyun was under investigation for drug use, information that became public on **October 19**.

Lee Sun-kyun, known for his powerful performances in *Parasite*, endured **three rounds of police questioning** prior to his tragic passing in December at the age of 48. The media’s sensationalist reporting has drawn widespread criticism, prompting celebrities, including **Parasite** director **Bong Joon-ho**, to demand a thorough investigation into the handling of Sun-kyun’s case.

Hong Kong Actor Peter Pang Fights Cancer Through Performance

In a heartwarming display of courage, Hong Kong actor **Peter Pang** has taken to the stage despite battling **stage three rectal cancer**. Recently, the 54-year-old delighted fans at a nightclub in China, performing to raise funds for his medical costs and daily living expenses.

Pang shared a powerful performance of **”Boundless Oceans, Vast Skies,”** a beloved song by the iconic Hong Kong rock band **Beyond**, much to the excitement of his supporters who gathered holding signs and light sticks. “I am grateful that I can still use this body to perform for everyone and will keep working hard,” his heartfelt caption read, resonating with resilience and hope.

In a candid interview with **ST Headline**, Pang revealed the financial strain of his illness, having to take a year off work during his recovery. Exhausting his savings and taking out loans from friends and family, he expressed, “It’s hard to support (the family) from my wife’s salary alone.” Despite facing overwhelming challenges, his perseverance shines bright, proving that **passion ignites even in dark times.**

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