Shocking news is that Anita Mui's ashes were stolen, and her brother Mui Qiming offers a reward of 200,000 for the search.

2026/10/11 11:17

Mui Qiming was very excited after learning that Anita Mui's ashes were stolen last night. (Hong Kong Sing Tao Daily)

[Reporter Lin Nangu/Comprehensive Report] Yesterday (10th) was the 63rd birthday of the late Hong Kong singer Anita Mui. The International Fan Club of Anita Mui suddenly publicly stated that when they sent people to pay homage at the Hoi Hui Pagoda of Po Lin Monastery in Lantau Island on July 18 this year, they were shocked to find that Anita Mui’s ashes placed there were missing and were suspected of being stolen.

The fans club immediately called the police for help, but they have not been able to find him for nearly three months. They finally decided to announce this sad news on this special day of his life. Anita Mui's brother, Anita Mui, was emotional and cried after hearing the news. He said that he would spend 50,000 Hong Kong dollars (approximately NT$200,000) to help find his sister's ashes, and denounced those who stole the ashes as being unlucky for life.

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In an interview last night, Mui Qiming said that he had no knowledge. He also revealed that he had not visited the Haihui Pagoda of Po Lin Monastery for more than a year. Afterwards, he became emotional and shed tears. He revealed that the last time he went to pay homage to Anita Mui was in July last year. He found nothing unusual at that time. Unexpectedly, he did not learn that his sister's ashes were stolen until he received a call from the media last night. During this period, he was never contacted by any family members or the police.

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