Un director de Hong Kong desata un debate tras un altercado en Singapur

Un director de escuela de Hong Kong se enfrenta a críticas en internet después de que un video lo mostrara discutiendo con dos guardias de seguridad del sur de Asia en Singapur. Los espectadores están divididos sobre si su comportamiento fue grosero o motivado por prejuicios raciales.

Lee Cheuk-hing, director de la Escuela Secundaria San Wui Commercial Society en Tuen Mun, fue grabado durante un viaje escolar el viernes pasado. El video lo captó gritándole a dos guardias de seguridad debido a un problema de estacionamiento que involucraba al autobús del grupo. Utilizó frases como "descortés", "cállate" y "lárgate", además de proferir insultos en cantonés.

Las guardias parecían molestas y señalaron a Lee con el dedo durante el intercambio. Algunos observadores notaron que se comportó de manera diferente ante un transeúnte que parecía ser de origen chino.

El Dr. John Tse Wing-ling, director ejecutivo de la Iniciativa de Hong Kong para la Diversidad, señaló que es difícil determinar si las acciones estuvieron motivadas por motivos raciales. La mayoría de los comentarios en línea se centraron en la falta de cortesía del director.

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