Censorious Government Warns Journalists, Threatens Consequences For Reporting ‘Distorted Facts’ Of Deadly Disaster

An arm of the Chinese government warned media outlets Saturday against covering a Nov. 26 Hong Kong high-rise fire in a way showing Beijing in a negative light.

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