Police in Hong Kong made their largest ketamine bust to date, seizing 1.27 tons of the drug and arresting four in relation to its distribution. ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong universities ‘pressured’ into removing Tiananmen Square monuments
Students at a Hong Kong university have accused the pro-Chinese government of trying to “wash away history” by removing monuments commemorating the 1989 Tiananm ... ( read original story ...)
Maintaining stability, improving livelihoods should take precedence over democratic development in Hong Kong, think tank leader says
Tsinghua University law professor Wang Zhenmin says resources should be used to develop the economy and improve people’s livelihoods after recent political upheavals. ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong logs 9 new imported COVID-19 cases
Hong Kong Center for Health Protection CHP on Monday reported nine new imported cases of COVID-19 taking the total tally of confirmed cases to 12598 medi ... ( read original story ...)
Cathay Pacific suffers pilot exodus amid Hong Kong’s ‘permanent quarantine’
Cathay has been operating with passenger capacity at 93% below pre-pandemic levels as a result of Hong Kong’s zero-Covid-19 policy ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong is clinging to ‘zero covid’ and extreme quarantine. Talent is leaving in droves.
Refusal to move beyond "zero covid" is eroding the city's viability as an international hub, according to almost two dozen diplomats, chambers of commerce, pilots and other expatriates. ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong bundles up as temperatures plunge to 9.9 degrees Celsius on coldest day of winter so far
Elderly and those with chronic illnesses urged to take extra caution, employers told to keep workers’ health in mind as mercury plummets. ( read original story ...)
China’s Communist Party owns ‘intellectual property’ of Hong Kong democracy as its drafter and defender, think tank leader says
The Communist Party and Chinese people are the drafters and defenders of Hong Kong’s emerging brand of democracy and own this “intellectual property”, mainland experts on city affairs have said while ... ( read original story ...)
Covid-19: Hong Kong suspends Korean Air flights until January 8 due to infections
Some passengers travelling from South Korea to Hong Kong tested positive for coronavirus upon landing last week. ( read original story ...)
Preserving the fading glory of Hong Kong’s neon skyline
Hong Kong has lived under a neon glow since the city emerged from WWII. But recently, many of the city's neon signs have disappeared. Ramy Inocencio introduces us to one of the last neon light benders ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong suspends Korean Air flights until Jan 8 due to Covid-19 infections
SEOUL - The Hong Kong government ordered a two-week suspension of Korean Air Lines flights, Korean Air said on Monday (Dec 27), after some of its passengers travelling from South Korea to Hong Kong ... ( read original story ...)
Tag: Hong Kong Underwater Association
Vibrant coral gardens, wide-eyed sea horses and feasting jellyfishes were captured by marine photographers in snapshots submitted to the Hong Kong Underwater Photo and Video Competition 2021. A ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong election numbers highlight pro-establishment bloc’s edge in public housing estates
While turnout for Legco poll was low, many of the busiest polling stations were located near public housing blocks, including a number built within the past decade More than half of Hong Kong's 35 ... ( read original story ...)
New Year’s Eve countdown: Hong Kong boy band Mirror to usher in 2022 with Philharmonic Orchestra, other Canto-pop stars
Hong Kong’s New Year’s Eve countdown concert will feature the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra performing with Canto-pop singers and boy band sensation Mirror. Organised by the Hong Kong Tourism Board ... ( read original story ...)