Hotels To Become Youth Hostels With Govt Help: Mak
Secretary for Home and Youth Affairs Alice Mak on Wednesday said the government would subsidise NGOs to convert hotels i... Read more
Lawmaker Backs Call For Probe Into CUHK Emblem Affair
Lawmaker Priscilla Leung on Wednesday backed a demand from some members of the Chinese University of Hong Kong's governi... Read more
Seven Arrested Over Alleged Terrorism, Fraud
National security police have arrested a man, linking him to offences such as terrorism, arson and money laundering. ... Read more
Vaccine Rules Over Full-day Classes Eased
The government on Tuesday relaxed Covid jab requirements for both secondary and primary students relating to full-day cl... Read more
Govt To Require Doctors To Report Melioidosis Cases
The Centre for Health Protection on Tuesday said the government plans to list melioidosis as a statutory notifiable infe... Read more
Wine And Dine Festival To Return Next Month
The Wine and Dine Festival will return to Hong Kong next month with over 700 bars and restaurants taking part, its organ... Read more
Health Chief Given Legal Power To Void Jab Exemptions
The government said on Tuesday that it would amend the law to empower the Secretary for Health to invalidate Covid vacci... Read more
Jimmy Lai Found Guilty Of Fraud Over Lease Breach
Tycoon Jimmy Lai was found guilty on Tuesday of two counts of fraud after a court ruled that he concealed the fact he wa... Read more
HK Adds 5,221 New Covid Cases
Health authorities logged 5,221 new Covid cases on Tuesday, including 454 imported infections. The daily tally was sl... Read more
Yuen Kwok-yung: Boost Chlorine To Fight Melioidosis
A leading microbiologist on Tuesday suggested that the authorities increase the amount of residual chlorine in drinking ... Read more
Teachers' 'moral Conduct' Bans Likely To Be For Life
Education Secretary Christine Choi said on Tuesday that teachers banned from the classroom for breaking the National Sec... Read more
HK Market Operating Smoothly Despite Slump, CE Says
Chief Executive John Lee on Tuesday reassured investors that Hong Kong's financial market is running in an orderly and s... Read more
Covid Partly To Blame For Surging Phone Scams: Police
Police have said the number of phone scams in the first nine months of the year has surged by 130 percent, on year, and ... Read more
HKMA Outlines Covid Rules For Summit Guests
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) said on Monday guests attending a financial summit in Hong Kong early next month... Read more
School Launches Probe Over Flag-raising Suspension
A secondary school in Tsuen Wan that recently suspended its pupils over a flag raising ceremony said on Monday it's laun... Read more