Evening News on TV32 - Oct 13

Top stories for Tuesday, Oct 13, 2026 - Chief Executive John Lee highlights the need to develop innovative technologies to drive new quality productive forces. - Police bust a transnational prostitution ring, arresting 20 people. - Several people were killed in a train derailment in Pakistan.

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