A former employee at a Hong Kong care home for people with intellectual disabilities has been accused of sexually assaulting a woman five times last year after facing an additional charge of rape.
Chung, who did not apply for bail, has been remanded in custody pending his next court appearance.
The former warden last appeared in court in November, months after the alleged assaults took place.

The Hong Chi Association, which runs the care home, issued a statement in October, saying that it had fired an employee over a “serious breach of the Association’s code of conduct” and that an independent review committee had been appointed to examine protective measures in its facilities.
Chief Executive John Lee said in October that the alleged crime was “despicable and shameless” and that the Social Welfare Department must ensure care homes in the city operate under effective supervision.
According to the Hong Chi Association, the Pinehill Integrated Vocational Training Centre serves adults with mild and moderate intellectual disabilities, as well as offering residential services.
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