Veteran Broadcaster Forever Sze Dies At 66

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2022-03-07 HKT 10:58

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  • Former assistant director of broadcasting, Forever Sze, passed away on Sunday. File photo: RTHK

    Former assistant director of broadcasting, Forever Sze, passed away on Sunday. File photo: RTHK

Former assistant director of broadcasting, Forever Sze, has died at the age of 66.

His family members told RTHK that they were notified by the hospital at around 9pm on Sunday that his blood pressure was dropping.

They said the veteran broadcaster had passed away by the time they arrived at the hospital.

Sze joined RTHK in 1981 and was one of the first producers of the now-scrapped satirical show “Headliner.”

He became the number three official at the government broadcaster in 2014 after two years of acting, and retired in 2015.

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