Hong Kong must stay vigilant against illegal work schemes
While some might think there is no harm in making quick money, turning a blind eye to illegal work could put public safety at risk
Illegal cross-border work has long been an issue of concern in Hong Kong. Even though the problem might not be considered rampant, the growing travel convenience between the city and the mainland has created more room for abuse.
The conversation with the Mandarin-speaking driver during the ride was filmed and shared on social media by the passenger, who made the booking via the Amap platform, which is operated by Alibaba Group Holding, the parent company of South China Morning Post. The trip was arranged by a supplier named Universe Call. Amap said it had zero tolerance for illegal behaviour and would continue to urge working partners to strictly abide by laws and regulations.