Tag: RTHK
Government’s Concern Over Alleged Abuse at Care Home – RTHK
Secretary for Labour and Welfare, Chris Sun, expressed deep concern over an abuse incident at a care home and assured that the government will take necessary actions. The Hong Chi Association, the organization running...
Government Departments Urged to Share Intelligence on Land Abuse
Government Departments Urged to Collaborate on Land Abuse IssuesIn a recent announcement, the Ombudsman emphasized the importance of increased cooperation between two government departments tasked with addressing unauthorised land use. Jack Chan highlighted the...
Suspected Liquid Cocaine Found in 16 Red Wine Bottles on RTHK
A man and a woman are currently being held by the police after officers found what is believed to be liquid cocaine in 16 red wine bottles. The suspects, a 34-year-old man from the...
Cracking Down on Fake Accountants: Government’s Strategies and Measures
The government is taking steps to crack down on unlicensed accountants in the city by updating auditing standards. This move aims to maintain Hong Kong's position as a global financial hub, according to officials.Christopher...
Utilizing Cruise Terminal for Events: RTHK’s Call to Organizers
Culture and tourism minister Kevin Yeung mentioned during a Legco meeting that efforts will be made to encourage event organizers to utilize the Kai Tak Cruise Terminal. Lawmaker Chan Yuet-ming raised concerns about the...
Reviving Tourism: New Strategy to Attract Visitors to Shopping Malls
The Travel Industry Council (TIC) recently unveiled a new initiative to boost tourism by offering in-depth tours for visitors at shopping malls in Hong Kong during major events. This collaboration between the TIC, hotel...
Tragic Death of De Brazza’s Monkey Raises Death Toll to 12
Another sad incident has occurred at the Hong Kong Zoological and Botanical Gardens, with the death of yet another De Brazza's monkey. This unfortunate event has now brought the total death toll to 12.The...
Attracting Top Talent: How CX Bonuses Retain Industry’s Best Employees
Cathay Pacific recently announced that its employees will be receiving a bonus equivalent to one month's salary, as the company celebrated its successful year. Alex McGowan, the Chief Operations and Service Delivery Officer, expressed...
Kevin Yeung praised for efficient handling of monkey deaths – RTHK
Chief Executive John Lee commended Secretary for Culture, Sports, and Tourism Kevin Yeung for his prompt response to the recent monkey deaths at Hong Kong's zoo. Two more squirrel monkeys passed away over the...
Naomi Osaka Withdraws from Hong Kong Open Due to Injury – Latest Update
Naomi Osaka, the four-time Grand Slam champion, has unfortunately withdrawn from the upcoming Hong Kong Tennis Open due to a back injury she sustained during the China Open. Despite this setback, Osaka has reassured...
Reviving the Exhibition Industry: Steps for Success
The exhibition industry in Hong Kong is facing challenges that require further support to ensure its revival, according to Duncan Cheung, director of ComAsia Limited. Despite the government's efforts to launch the Incentive Scheme...
When Can the Monkey Enclosure Reopen? Latest Updates and Guidelines – RTHK
The Secretary for Culture, Sports, and Tourism, Kevin Yeung, announced that the authorities are closely monitoring the health situation in the mammals section of the Zoological and Botanical Gardens. The recent health scare involving...
Tragic death toll rises to 11 as another Common Squirrel Monkey dies
The government announced on Sunday that another Common Squirrel Monkey from the Hong Kong Zoological and Botanical Gardens has tragically passed away, bringing the total number of monkey deaths to 11. This devastating news...
Hong Kong’s Gold Market Outlook: Financial Secretary’s Positive Forecast
Financial Secretary Paul Chan believes that the gold trading market in Hong Kong has significant potential for growth in light of global market trends. He emphasized the importance of developing Hong Kong's market as...
Improvement in Recycling Practices Through Education – RTHK
The Secretary for Environment and Ecology, Tse Chin-wan, recently spoke about the government's commitment to reducing waste in Hong Kong. Despite the postponement of the waste charging scheme, Tse emphasized the importance of raising...
Low-Altitude Trials at Cyberport and Science Park – RTHK
The government announced that the first phase of pilot projects for the low-altitude economy will involve using drones for food delivery and transporting cargo, with Cyberport and Science Park being key locations. This initiative...
Skilled Technicians Addressing Manpower Shortage in RTHK
The Hong Kong government is taking steps to address the looming manpower shortage by bringing in 10,000 skilled technicians, according to Chief Secretary Eric Chan. In a recent radio program, Chan highlighted the projected...
Hong Kong’s Unemployment Rate Remains Stable at 3%
Hong Kong's unemployment rate has stayed at a stable three percent for the three-month period ending in September, the same as the previous June-to-August period. According to official figures from the Census and Statistics...
Melioidosis Linked to Monkey Deaths: Official Statement
Nine monkeys at the Hong Kong Zoological and Botanical Gardens passed away due to melioidosis, a severe infection that led to sepsis, as per officials' statement on Friday. The zoo has closed part of...
Kai Tak Sports Park Hosts Test Events This Month – RTHK
Kai Tak Sports Park in Hong Kong is gearing up for some test events to ensure that everything is in order for its grand opening in the first quarter of next year. The Cultural...
Spirits Tax Cut Impact on Public Health System
The recent reduction in duty on premium spirits in Hong Kong has sparked discussions regarding its potential impact on public health. The government clarified that the intention behind the tax cut is not to...
Benefits of Guangdong Care Homes for Physically Fit Individuals
In the field of geriatric medicine, Professor Jean Woo expressed her thoughts on the new initiative introduced in Guangdong to provide subsidies to physically fit elderly individuals living in special care homes. She mentioned...
Rehousing Plan for Residents of Subdivided Flats – RTHK
The government announced a plan to address poor quality subdivided flats without leaving residents homeless. Chief Executive John Lee introduced the plan in his Policy Address, outlining requirements for units such as size, window,...
Impact of Liquor Duty Cut on Prices – RTHK Analysis
The reduction in duty on premium spirits in Hong Kong is not expected to have a significant impact on the wine and spirits industry or the general public. The duty on liquor with an...
Beijing Eases Visa Rules for Non-Chinese Hong Kong Residents
Mainland authorities have recently made it easier for non-Chinese Hong Kong residents to visit by further relaxing visa rules. This change allows more individuals to apply for multiple-entry visas, which permit visits of up...
Support for Small Businesses: Benefits of Principal Moratorium – RTHK
The Hong Kong General Chamber of Commerce expressed their support for the measures introduced in the Policy Address to assist small and medium enterprises (SMEs). CEO Patrick Yeung highlighted the importance of the proposal...
Subsidized Care-Home Spots in Guangdong: Government Initiatives – RTHK
The government in Guangdong is implementing new initiatives to help elderly welfare recipients live in care homes. Chief Executive John Lee has introduced a three-year pilot scheme that will provide subsidies to up to...
Beware of New Deals at Gym Chains: Important Customer Alert
The Consumer Council raised concerns about former members of Physical Fitness gym being approached by perFIT, a new operator taking over the business. They are offering free access to reopened locations in Mong Kok...
Naomi Osaka Set to Compete in Hong Kong Tennis Open
Naomi Osaka, the talented four-time Grand Slam champion, has added the Hong Kong Open tennis championships to her list of upcoming competitions. This news was confirmed by the event organisers on Tuesday, much to...
Thefts of Turtles in Tsuen Wan – What You Need to Know
Police in Tsuen Wan are investigating a recent turtle theft that occurred at an industrial building. The incident was reported on Tuesday morning when officers were notified that the front door of a unit...