Hong Kong's Billion-Yuan Gold Heist: Police Detain 5 Suspects and Recover 73 Kilograms of Gold Bars

MarsBitNews · 2026-03-22T06:20:43+00:00

A gold robbery recently occurred in Hong Kong's Hung Hom district, with 73 gold bars stolen, totaling 73 kilograms and valued at approximately 100 million Hong Kong dollars. Police quickly responded, arresting 5 suspects and successfully recovering the stolen gold bars. During the incident, a man posed as a buyer for a transaction, and robbers took advantage of the chaos to steal.

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2026-03-22 06:20:43

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Mars Finance News, on March 22, according to the Hong Kong police report, a gold heist occurred at Peninsula Square on Chung An Street, Hung Hom, Hong Kong, on March 20. The theft involved 73 gold bars, each weighing 1 kilogram, valued at approximately HKD 100 million. After receiving the report, the police quickly intervened, arresting five suspects—men and women involved—and successfully recovered the stolen 73 kilograms of gold bars. The incident happened around 2:45 p.m. on the 20th, when a man, posing as a buyer, was conducting a gold transaction with staff at a jewelry store inside an office building on Chung An Street, Hung Hom. Suddenly, two men and one woman burst into the office, claiming that the company’s responsible person owed a huge debt. Taking advantage of the chaos, they seized the 73 gold bars, weighing about 73 kilograms in total, and placed them into a suitcase. (Southern Daily)

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