Emergency services called to Po Sing Court in Kowloon City after 21-year-old man found unconscious on platform on building’s third floor.
Hong Kong’s third-wettest August on record due to high number of typhoons
Authorities say 939.2mm of rainfall recorded last month was more than double the 453.2mm logged in a typical August.
Hong Kong police arrest 86 in sweeping 15-day crackdown on triad activities
Force seizes HK$280,000 of etomidate and arrests suspects for litany of crimes including drug trafficking, illegal gambling and money laundering.
Hong Kong stocks tread water after Hang Seng Index’s biggest advance in 2 weeks
Hong Kong stocks play catch-up with mainland counterparts, which rose to their highest level in a decade last month.
New Zealand footballer returns to Hong Kong roots, is open to playing for city
Switch to grandmother’s hometown satisfies lifelong ambition for Marco Lorenz, who has ambitions of playing in South Korea, Japan or Europe.
Companies snap up bargains in Hong Kong’s prime office rental market
Multinational groups take advantage of decade-low lease rates to expand or upgrade facilities in Asian financial hub ...
Hong Kong police inspector spared jail for running red light, causing injury
Court sentences Iu San-san, 30, to 240 hours of community service and disqualifies him from driving for two years.
Hong Kong invests HK$30 million in water pipe robots to detect leakages
Robots, co-developed with Polytechnic University and Shenzhen firm, pave way to goal of cutting the leakage rate below 10 per cent by 2030.
Red on Red: Gerrard and Ferdinand go where Ronaldo could not tread in Hong Kong clash
Manchester United and Liverpool players led by Steven Gerrard and Rio Ferdinand set for Kai Tak Stadium clash on October 18.
170 Hong Kong schools to offer extra languages under HK$250,000 subsidy scheme
Japanese proving popular option among publicly funded secondary schools, with sector veteran citing language’s similarities to Chinese.
Hong Kong arrivals surge 12%, post-Covid high of 5 million visitors in August
City welcomed 33 million tourists in the first eight months of the year as sport and cultural investments boost growth and drive revival efforts.
Hong Kong stablecoin law opens door to yuan-backed token
HONG KONG -- Hong Kong's newly enacted stablecoin bill could mark the first step in China's bid to challenge the U.S. dollar's dominance in the cryptocurrency market, though Beijing's conflicting ...
Hong Kong police drugs crackdown snares 418, with boy, 13, youngest arrested
Police say officers smashed 303 drug cases during seven-week operation, with 338kg of various suspected narcotics seized.
Hong Kong’s ‘hungry ghosts’ tell tale of fading community
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