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Government Doctor Ma Siu-Keung Receives Warning Letter from Medical Council After Dangerous Driving Conviction

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On 5 November 2026, the South China Morning Post reported that Dr Ma Siu-Keung, head of the Infection Control Branch of the Centre for Health Protection, was convicted of dangerous driving and failed to report it to the Hong Kong Medical Council in a timely manner. Following a disciplinary inquiry, he was found guilty of professional misconduct and the Medical Council ordered that a warning letter be issued to him. The report said Ma Siu-Keung is a government doctor and held the post of head of the Infection Control Branch of the Centre for Health Protection at the time of the incident. The report did not mention the specific date of the dangerous driving conviction, the circumstances of the case or details of the sentence, nor did it state how long he delayed reporting. The current development is that the Medical Council has completed the disciplinary inquiry, found professional misconduct and issued a warning letter.

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5 Nov
  1. 南華早報·香港
    Hong Kong Government Doctor Ma Siu-keung Found Guilty of Professional Misconduct over Dangerous Driving Conviction as Medical Council Issues Warning Letter

    Dr Ma Siu-keung, head of the Infection Control Branch of the Centre for Health Protection, was found guilty of professional misconduct after a disciplinary inquiry into his dangerous driving conviction and failure to report it to the Hong Kong Medical Council in a timely manner, and the Medical Council ordered that a warning letter be issued to him.

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