TVB setup a "Monitoring Group", Virginia Lok orders everyone to "Shutup" Sunday, February 8, 2009 | | | The "Salty Pork Hand" incident has yet to catch the real suspect. A few days ago more female artistes stated they had been sexually harassed, but Virginia Lok hinted that Queenie Chu should not have said anything. As for the incident getting more out of hand. Virgina Lok said that she will set up a monitoring group to follow the case. But she could not reveal the list of the team and who they were targeting. When the reporter asked Virginia Lok if there is a target? She said "No, we are not talking about the past, we are talking about the future. We can not allow this to type of incident to happen in TVB. I encourage the artistes who are to shoot intimate scenes to communicate more." The reporter phoned Kingdom Yuen, Shirley Yeung to see what they thought about the new monitoring group? Both of them said they will not respond. Queenie Chu also exposed the other day that she was sexually harassed. Virginia was hinting about Queenie and said "I don't encourage artistes to respond to the rumours when they have not encountered that situation themselves. That is being irresponsible. If you encounter that situation then you should tell the company and bring the offenders to justice. Virginia Lok stated that although the outsiders pity the female artistes, but she personally felt that the male artistes being dragged into it was a lot worse. She said "The media say this and that, but are uncertain, don't make it sound so obscure. (Queenie Chu also said she was sexually harassed?) "You should ask her! The things I just told you I have already told her. If you have encountered that situation then you should speak out and not tolerate." The reporter phoned Queenie many times but she did not return any calls. Asked whether she saw Kingdom Yuen and Ellesmere Choi to directly confront them? She said "I only called to speak with Kingdom. But when I found out that Ellesmere was returing to TVB City, then I discussed it with him too." Virginia also said that as well as the male artistes, she also felt frustrated about the case herself. The reporter asked whether Ellesmere's work had been altered? "Why would it be altered? Nobody said it was him." Stephen Chan said "It's best to reveal this person to the public, but without the plaintiff how will there be a defendant?" Also, Sonija Kwok who was suspected of being one of the victims attended a wrapup feast yesterday evening. She said she did not encounter that situation herself and does not know who the "Salty Pork Hand" is. She said "I would know which girls have been sexually harassed. When I was shooting a horse riding scene in Mainland, one of the staff gave me support and touched my butt so that I could get on the horse. I immediately told him not to touch me." Source: On.cc Translated by: Matchbox @ mediachamber.net
