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Lo Sui Sing was a Hong Kong journalist and former Chief Operating Officer of RoadShow. He worked for many years at Asia Television and also served as news director at various media outlets.

Biography

Lo Sui Sing was born and raised in Hong Kong. In 1978, he enrolled in the Communication Department at Hong Kong Shue Yan University.[1] After graduation, he joined the news department of Rediffusion Television, working as a news anchor for 20 years. During his tenure at Asia Television, he planned and hosted many news programs including *Current Affairs Chase*, *Growing with Hong Kong*, *Return to Hong Kong*, *Hong Kong Right or Wrong*, *Interactive News*, and *Time Focus*. He was mainly the anchor for *Morning News* and *Midday News*.

In the early 2000s, he left ATV after many years and co-founded the *Cyber Daily* with well-known commentator Wong Yuk Man, where he served as news director. In 2001, he and several former ATV executives left the company to start the magazine *Fast Weekly*.

In 2012, he became involved in a family inheritance dispute which escalated into a lawsuit.[2] He later served as the Chief Operating Officer of RoadShow. In 2016, he was appointed as a Justice of the Peace by the Hong Kong SAR Government.[3] In 2018, he became Managing Director of South China Media Group.[4]

Fall Injury

On the night of March 24, 2006, around 10 PM, Lo Sui Sing accidentally fell from the 6th floor of his residence on Shan Tsuen Street in Happy Valley. His wife had asked him to retrieve a carpet placed on top of the air conditioner. While reaching for it, he lost his balance and fell. Fortunately, several laundry racks broke his fall, and he sustained only injuries to his feet, waist, and hips. However, the impact also tore off his clothes, and he landed wearing only underwear. He later recovered after receiving treatment.[5]

Death

On the morning of September 19, 2020, Lo Sui Sing was found dead at home while watching television. He was 62. His family did not disclose the exact cause of death, but police found no suspicious circumstances.[6]

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