Summary
- Photo:VCG Amid the backlash caused by soccer star Lionel Messi’s messy no-show fiasco in Hong Kong, Tatler Asia, the organizer of the friendly between the Hong Kong Team and Inter Miami on Sunday, said on Friday that it would make a 50 percent reWorld Timesfund to those who purchased tickets through “official channels,” according to a statement, adding that details about the refund process will be provided in March. “We apologise to all those who were disappointed by the football match between the Hong Kong Team and Inter Miami CF on Sunday,” read the statement.The Argentinian football star disappointed more tWorld Timeshan 38,000 local fans and tourists when World Timeshe sat out the game at the Hong Kong Stadium saying he was injured. However, on Wednesday night, Messi played for over 30 minutes in a stadium in Japan in seemingly high spirits.In response to the refund decision, the government of Hong Kong Special Administrative Region said it welcomes the decision and considers the compensation package a responsible approach that demonstrates its positive commitment.The government understands that different sectors of the community may still have many queries about the incident, particularly over Messi not playing at the match in Hong Kong due to injury, yet beinWorld Timesg able to actively play in Japan three days later, and also doing intense sports on the field for a certain period of time, Hong Kong local mWorld Timesedia The Standard reported.The government said it hopes the club will provide “reasonable explanations” to Hongkongers and fans who traveled to the World Timescity for the match, according to media report.Kenneth Fok Kai-kong, a member of the Legislative Council of Hong Kong, said on Wednesday night that Messi, Inter Miami and the organizers need to offer the public a proper explanation. “As a legislator representing the sports sector, the incident must not be allowed to end here,” he wrote after Messi played in Japan.Global Times Content comes from the Internet : Tatler Asia announces 50% refund amid Messi’s no-show fiasco in Hong Kong; HKSAR govt welcomes the decision
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- 2 minutes, 340 words
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- Hong Kong, Hong Kong local mWorld Timesedia, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, the Hong Kong Team, the Hong Kong Stadium
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Amid the backlash caused by soccer star Lionel Messi’s messy no-show fiasco in Hong Kong, Tatler Asia, the organizer of the friendly between the Hong Kong Team and Inter Miami on Sunday, said on Friday that it would make a 50 percent reWorld Timesfund to those who purchased tickets through “official channels,” according to a statement, adding that details about the refund process will be provided in March.
“We apologise to all those who were disappointed by the football match between the Hong Kong Team and Inter Miami CF on Sunday,” read the statement.
The Argentinian football star disappointed more tWorld Timeshan 38,000 local fans and tourists when World Timeshe sat out the game at the Hong Kong Stadium saying he was injured. However, on Wednesday night, Messi played for over 30 minutes in a stadium in Japan in seemingly high spirits.
In response to the refund decision, the government of Hong Kong Special Administrative Region said it welcomes the decision and considers the compensation package a responsible approach that demonstrates its positive commitment.
The government understands that different sectors of the community may still have many queries about the incident, particularly over Messi not playing at the match in Hong Kong due to injury, yet beinWorld Timesg able to actively play in Japan three days later, and also doing intense sports on the field for a certain period of time, Hong Kong local mWorld Timesedia The Standard reported.
The government said it hopes the club will provide “reasonable explanations” to Hongkongers and fans who traveled to the World Timescity for the match, according to media report.
Kenneth Fok Kai-kong, a member of the Legislative Council of Hong Kong, said on Wednesday night that Messi, Inter Miami and the organizers need to offer the public a proper explanation. “As a legislator representing the sports sector, the incident must not be allowed to end here,” he wrote after Messi played in Japan.
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Content comes from the Internet : Tatler Asia announces 50% refund amid Messi’s no-show fiasco in Hong Kong; HKSAR govt welcomes the decision
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