A man whose case sparked turmoil in Hong Kong will surrender to Taiwan authorities, officials said
HONG KONG—A prisoner wanted for murder in Taiwan whose case set in motion a chain of events that led to months of antigovernment protests in Hong Kong has agreed to surrender himself to Taiwanese authorities, Hong Kong said.
Chan Tong-kai, who is due to be released Wednesday from a Hong Kong prison where he is serving a sentence for money laundering, has asked to be sent back to Taiwan, the city’s government said late Friday. Officials will help Mr. Chan return to Taiwan, the government said.
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