Hong Kong principal Lee Cheuk-hing resigns from his post at San Wui Commercial Society Secondary School in Tuen Mun following a dispute during a school trip to Singapore. Video footage circulating online shows him arguing with security guards over a parking matter at SAFRA Jurong, leading to public concern and unease. Singapore authorities say they received a report and are investigating the incident, while the school’s sponsoring body and the school issue apologies over the confrontation. In Hong Kong, the Education Bureau demands a written report after the video went viral and says it stays in close contact with the school and sponsoring body. Separately, Singapore’s Union of Security Employees states it stands firmly behind the guards involved. Reactions among students are mixed: some call for accountability and argue his actions tarnished the school’s image, while others say his apology was sincere. The school previously suspended Lee and later announced his dismissal, refusing to accept his resignation at first, with lawmakers noting the termination could raise potential legal and labour-law issues. Lee’s resignation ultimately ends the matter as both cities continue to assess the incident.