Suspect arrested on suspicion of drug trafficking and furious driving after his vehicle hits two buses and two private cars.
Hong Kong steps up patrols after ‘golden week’ tourists overrun Sai Kung island
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Legco delegations shun West for 4 years in a first since Hong Kong handover
Hong Kong’s legislature has not sent any delegations to Europe or North America over its current four-year term, a first since the city’s handover to Chinese rule, the Post has found. Observers said ...
Hong Kong police arrest man after knife attack leaves 2 critically injured
Suspect held after allegedly launching a brutal and seemingly random attack on two victims in a park in To Kwa Wan.
Hong Kong ‘could restart discussions on organ donation opt-out policy’
Director of Health Ronald Lam says that as long as residents have the right to choose, there are no human rights issues.
Hong Kong shipper Wah Kwong joins push for greener energy at ports
Hong Kong shipping firm Wah Kwong Maritime Transport has teamed up with a European partner to build shoreside power-supply projects in China and North Asia to capture opportunities from tightening ...
Hong Kong to boost surveillance with AI facial recognition cameras
Hong Kong is significantly expanding its public surveillance network, which will utilise AI-powered facial recognition technology, bringing it closer to mainland China, where authorities ...
Beijing’s top diplomat in Hong Kong sets out four red lines for new US Consul General
Beijing's top diplomat in Hong Kong has set out four red lines for the city's new U.S. Consul General Julie Eadeh.
Hong Kong’s retail recovery accelerates as August sales rise by 3.8%
Hong Kong’s retail recovery accelerated in August with sales rising by 3.8 per cent year on year and for the fourth month in a row, as the city’s mega-event tourism drive has given a boost to consumer ...
Hong Kong police looking for man who allegedly stole HK$800 food delivery at bus station
Hong Kong police are searching for a suspected taxi driver after he allegedly stole a food delivery order worth HK$800 (US$103) from a bus station bench in Discovery Bay on Thursday morning. The force ...
Hong Kong shelves HK$700 million infrastructure gallery proposal after backlash
After getting views from society and the legislature … and taking into account the work priority, the government has decided not to implement the project at this stage,’ spokeswoman says.
Hong Kong’s No 2 official vows to enhance East Dam travel with better Wi-fi, traffic
Eric Chan pledges to improve services even as many who visit attraction on Wednesday praise measures to handle ‘golden week’ tourist surge.
AI-generated images misrepresented as Hong Kong’s preparation for Super Typhoon Ragasa
Super Typhoon Ragasa swept through the Philippines, Taiwan and southern China in late September, killing more than two dozen people across the region and leaving a trail of destruction in its wake.
Hong Kong regulator puts a 50% cap on referral fees for insurance sales
The new regulation addresses a grey area where some brokers pay 90 per cent of commission as referral fees to unlicensed persons.