Chinese official loses power after son dies in Ferrari crash
Ling Gu, son of a Hu Jintao aide, died in a March 18 Ferrari crash amid reports of a sex game. The incident prompted a reshuffle, with Ling Jihua given a new post and Xi Jinping's allies solidifying control ahead of a leadership transition. Official secrecy and a media blackout accompany the scandal.
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Thai Red Bull heir faces charges in fatal Bangkok crash
In Bangkok, Varayuth Yoovidhya, grandson of Red Bull founder Chaleo Yoovidhya, admits driving the Ferrari that struck a police officer and dragged the body before fleeing. He is charged with causing death by reckless driving and released on bail amid public concern over elite privilege and selective law enforcement.
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