Tag: Hong Kong
Investigation Launched After 8 Monkeys Found Dead at Hong Kong Zoo
The recent tragic deaths of eight monkeys at the Hong Kong Zoological and Botanical Gardens have sparked an investigation by local authorities. The Leisure and Cultural Services Department (LCSD) announced the deaths of one...
Observatory to Issue T1 Signal by Friday 3pm – RTHK
The Hong Kong Observatory announced on Thursday that they will be issuing the Standby Signal No 1 between noon and 3pm on Friday due to Tropical Cyclone Yinxing approaching Hong Kong. The weather system...
Hong Kong National Security Law: Yearlong Crackdown Explained
More than six months have passed since Hong Kong implemented new security legislation, known as Article 23. Recently, the courts heard the first legal challenge against it by an inmate who was denied early...
Exploitation of Rescued Hong Konger: Forced to Work 17 Hours Daily
**Forced Labor Horror: Hong Konger Endures 17-Hour Workdays in Southeast Asia** In a shocking case of exploitation, a 25-year-old Hong Konger was rescued after enduring a harrowing ordeal in Southeast Asia, where he was forced...
Hong Kong Watchdog Criticizes McCafe and 7-Eleven for Wasteful Cup Services
The consumer watchdog in Hong Kong has raised concerns about major drink retailers such as McDonald’s McCafe and 7-Eleven’s 7CAFE for their wasteful cup services, which undermine efforts to reduce waste. The Consumer Council...
Optimizing Operations for Hong Kong’s Kai Tak Sports Park
Rail giant the MTR Corporation faces a significant challenge as Hong Kong's Kai Tak Sports Park gears up for its grand opening. Despite nearly 20 drills conducted to prepare for the influx of visitors,...
Hong Kong Police Arrest 31 Over Deepfake Romance Scams Targeting Victims in Taiwan, Malaysia,...
31 Arrested in Hong Kong Over Deepfake Romance Scams In a shocking turn of events, Hong Kong police have arrested 31 individuals for their alleged involvement in deepfake romance scams that targeted victims in Taiwan,...
Educating Hong Kong Employers on Serving People with Disabilities: Equality Watchdog’s Recommendation
Hong Kong employers have been reminded by the chairperson of the Equal Opportunities Commission (EOC) that they could be breaking the law if they fail to provide proper training and education to their staff...
Kai Tak Rugby Match Prepares New Venue for Success
The Kai Tak Sports Park recently held an international rugby match as a trial event to test the smaller outdoor venue's capabilities. Despite the gloomy weather, the match between Hong Kong and Brazil attracted...
CE Appoints Chairs to University Councils – RTHK
The Chief Executive of Hong Kong has announced the appointment of new chairs to the University Councils of three prestigious institutions in the city, marking a significant development in the education sector. Kennedy Wong...
