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Hong Kong’s new Central Kowloon Bypass records first crash 3 days after opening
Three days after its opening, Hong Kong’s Central Kowloon Bypass saw its first recorded accident in the Yau Ma Tei section, involving a medium-sized truck and a car with no injuries. The Hong Kong tra...
Committee probing Hong Kong fire visits Wang Fuk Court to inspect conditions
On Tuesday morning, an independent committee tasked with investigating Hong Kong's deadliest fire for decades visited Wang Fuk Court to assess the site conditions. The team included Judge David Lok Ka...
Hong Kong tram driver gets 4 weeks in jail for crash that killed girl, 3
A Hong Kong tram driver has been sentenced to four weeks imprisonment for causing a fatal accident involving a three-year-old girl and injuring three others. The sentence was mitigated due to the inci...
Swire Properties sells 2 Deep Water Bay homes for US$283 million in biggest deal in years
swire properties has sold two ultra-luxury residential units in deep water bay, hong kong, for a total of us$283 million (hk$2.2 billion). the transaction includes a 9,600 sq ft and a 5,300 sq ft thre...
Hong Kong’s solid waste levels dip for third year, but green groups still worried
Hong Kong's municipal solid waste at landfills decreased by 3.4% to 10,510 tonnes per day in 2024, continuing a three-year downward trend. However, environmental groups are concerned that this progres...
Hong Kong’s famed Peak Tram to increase standard fares by up to 40%
Hong Kong's Peak Tram announced an increase in standard fares beginning next Monday, with the most significant hikes being for children and seniors tickets which will rise by approximately 38-39%. Mea...
Hong Kong restaurants eye Lunar New Year boost after weak winter solstice sales
Following weak sales during the winter solstice weekend, Hong Kong's restaurant sector expects an improvement in business around the Lunar New Year holiday period. Despite a 15% increase in the number...
Hong Kong police arrest 15 over ‘meticulously planned’ 1 billion yen robbery
Hong Kong police have arrested fifteen suspects linked to a currency exchange robbery where four suitcases of cash worth approximately US$6.3 million were stolen within thirty seconds. The incident wa...
Operation Santa Claus launches emergency appeal to aid victims of deadly Hong Kong fire
Operation Santa Claus has initiated an emergency fundraising appeal alongside its annual campaign to support families affected by the recent deadly fire in Hong Kong. The effort involves partnering ch...
Hong Kong welfare group scraps ban on Tai Po survivors keeping donated appliances
A Hong Kong welfare organization, SideBySide, has ended its policy preventing displaced residents of the Tai Po fire from keeping donated in-room appliances and furniture when they move out. The decis...
Hong Kong to integrate Chinese and Western medicine in pain management, recovery
Health officials in Hong Kong plan to enhance collaboration between traditional Chinese medical practitioners and Western medicine specialists for pain management and post-illness recovery. Traditiona...
Hong Kong water pipe leak leaves thousands of homes dry during winter solstice
A water pipe leak in northern Hong Kong on Sunday affected residential and commercial properties, leaving thousands without fresh water amid the winter solstice holiday. Residents of On Shing Court, T...
Filipino helper killed in Hong Kong fire hailed as heroine as body flown home
Maryan Pascual Esteban's body has been returned from Hong Kong to the Philippines, where she is being hailed as a heroine by Philippine officials for her actions during the deadly fire....
Chocolate, cheer and charity: Hong Kong children whip up treats at festive workshop
On December 13, at Hong Kong's Nina Hotel Island South, 11 children aged eight to ten enthusiastically participated in a chocolate-making workshop to create edible Christmas trees. The event was part ...
Hong Kong and Singapore landlords embrace flex offices as multinationals reshape demand
Landlords in Hong Kong and Singapore are allocating more space to flexible office operators due to increased demand from multinational corporations, which now account for 41% of flex office users in A...
Hong Kong teaching hospital investigates staff over viral ‘water fight’ video
A Hong Kong teaching hospital has launched an investigation following a viral social media video showing medical staff engaged in what appeared to be a water fight using syringes filled with liquid in...
Hong Kong’s MTR Corp gets green light to plan 7.5km South Island line extension
Hong Kong's MTR Corporation has received approval from the city's Executive Council to plan an extension of the South Island line, originally proposed over a decade ago. The 7.5 km line is expected to...
7 injured as car collides with oncoming bus in Hong Kong
A car collided with an oncoming bus in Stanley, Hong Kong, injuring seven individuals who were hospitalized. The accident occurred at 12:44 PM on Saturday at No. 32 Stanley Village Road. Four passenge...
Chinese or Western medicine? Hong Kong to help residents decide
Hong Kong plans to provide guidance helping residents decide when traditional Chinese medicine could be more effective than Western medicine. This initiative includes promoting the use of eHealth syst...
Hong Kong district officer apologises over outfit choice at firefighter’s funeral
The district officer from Tai Po, Hong Kong apologized via social media after facing criticism online for her choice of clothing at the funeral of firefighter Ho Wai-ho, who died while battling a sign...
Operation Santa Claus: Hong Kong Disneyland spreads magic to support charity drive
Hong Kong Disneyland supports Operation Santa Claus (OSC), an annual charity drive launched by the Post and RTHK in 1988. Disneyland's contribution includes creative merchandise, guest engagement acti...
Robbery suspect flees Hong Kong hospital barefoot but is caught after taxi rides
A robbery suspect, surnamed Lam, escaped from Queen Elizabeth Hospital while being escorted for an X-ray scan in Hong Kong on Friday morning, leaving barefoot. The 35-year-old man was rearrested hours...
Hong Kong Santa Hash run spreads festive cheer and raises funds for charity
Nearly 140 participants dressed as Santas ran through Hong Kong's streets on Sunday as part of the annual Santa Hash charity run. The event started at Lockhart Road Playground in Wan Chai, covering a ...
Man fights for life after jumping from Hong Kong flat following gas blast
A 42-year-old man was critically injured after jumping from his ground-floor Hong Kong apartment following a gas explosion around 6:40 pm on Monday at an address in To Kwa Wan. He reportedly remains c...
1 dead as fire in Hong Kong high-rise flat forces mass evacuation of residents
A fatal fire broke out at a high-rise apartment in Hong Kong's New Territories on Sunday morning, leading to the evacuation of approximately 320 residents. A 56-year-old man died while a 54-year-old w...
Hongkongers flock to say goodbye as landmark Sham Shui Po department store closes
Shoppers gathered at the Sham Shui Po branch of Sincere Department Store for its last day in operation after three decades. This closure leaves only two remaining branches in Mong Kok and Central, tho...
Hong Kong wakes up to coldest morning so far this winter at 12.9 degrees Celsius
Hong Kong observed its coldest morning of winter on Friday, with temperatures recorded at 12.9 degrees Celsius. The cold weather warning issued by the Hong Kong Observatory for the season remained in ...
Hong Kong welcomes 6 babies into world in first hour of New Year’s Day
Six babies were born in Hong Kong hospitals during the first hour of New Year’s Day: three girls and three boys. The CUHK Medical Centre delivered the city’s first baby of 2026, a boy at midnight; two...
300,000 Hongkongers to be offered free hepatitis B screenings in early 2026
The government of Hong Kong plans to offer approximately 300,000 residents free hepatitis B screenings early in 2026 as part of efforts to meet international goals for eliminating the disease by 2030....
Hong Kong man arrested after extendable baton found in US-bound air luggage
A Hong Kong man was arrested by local police after an extendable baton, classified as an unauthorized weapon, was found hidden in his checked luggage destined for the United States. Airport security a...
Chill to deepen on Boxing Day as Hongkongers wake up to cold Christmas
Residents of Hong Kong experienced cold weather on Christmas with temperatures expected to drop further on Boxing Day, reaching as low as 13 degrees Celsius. The Hong Kong Observatory cited northeaste...
Craving art, music and theatre this Christmas? Here’s what to see in Hong Kong
Hong Kong features a variety of cultural events during the festive season including ballet, theater, and music performances. Notably, the city offers traditional Christmas-themed options as well as al...
Operation Santa Claus: Hong Kong shopping centre brings cheer with ‘Ticket to Christmas’
A shopping center in Admiralty and Starstreet Precinct of Hong Kong has launched an imaginary world-themed celebration called 'Ticket to Christmas' for its 2023 Operation Santa Claus campaign. The fes...
Hong Kong police arrest Russian woman over Tesla car attack, brandishing knife
A Russian woman was arrested by Hong Kong police on suspicion of damaging a private car and brandishing a knife in Tsim Sha Tsui district. Video evidence showed her stopping a vehicle in the middle of...
Cold snap deepens as Hong Kong temperatures plunge to 2 degrees
On Friday morning, temperatures across Hong Kong fell to single digits and some areas recorded lows between 2-3 degrees Celsius. The region experienced its coldest weather this winter according to the...
Hong Kong’s John Lee has sciatica. Here’s what you need to know about the condition
Chief Executive of Hong Kong, John Lee Ka-chiu, has been diagnosed with sciatica after attending the swearing-in ceremony for lawmakers on Thursday. The condition is a common degenerative ailment that...
Hong Kong policeman jailed for posing as trainer to claim sick leave in 2019
A Hong Kong court has handed down a six-month prison sentence to a suspended police officer who defrauded the system by claiming extra sick leave during the 2019 social unrest. Officer Jeffrey Tam Shu...
Revellers pack into Hong Kong’s Central for Christmas photos, nightcap
Thousands gathered in Hong Kong’s Central district on Thursday evening to celebrate Christmas, adorned with whimsical outfits and photographing festive installations along Chater Road. The area featur...
The write way: Hong Kong’s Christmas card loyalists keep the digital wave at bay
Amber Lam, a 25-year-old Hong Kong clerk, has maintained the tradition of handcrafting and personally delivering Christmas cards since primary school. She believes handwritten messages foster personal...
Hong Kong issues first cold weather warning as temperature to fall to 12 degrees
The Hong Kong Observatory issued its first cold weather warning for winter season on New Year's Day due to the expected low temperatures of around 12 degrees Celsius. The cold front moving across Guan...
Hong Kong customs arrests 2 party room operators over suspected pirated songs
Hong Kong Customs has arrested two operators of party rooms suspected of providing pirated karaoke songs to customers following an operation from December 3-10, 2023. The arrests were made after analy...
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