Scrap Compulsory Testing Orders, Expert Urges
University of Hong Kong infectious disease expert Ho Pak-leung on Monday called on the government to stop issuing compul... Read more
Authorities Warn Of Serious Air Pollution Levels
Authorities on Monday urged members of the public - especially children, the elderly and those with underlying illnesses... Read more
Compulsory Testing Notices Issued For 78 Locations
The government on Sunday issued compulsory testing notices for 78 places across Hong Kong. Anyone who has visited any... Read more
Covid Cases May Be Starting To Trend Down: CHP
Health officials said on Sunday that there are signs that local Covid cases are going down as they reported 9,033 new in... Read more
Man Arrested Over Smuggled Meat Operation
Customs officers and marine police on Sunday said they have arrested a 44-year-old man after seizing around 400 kilogram... Read more
Tang Expresses Reservations Over Expunging Records
The Secretary for Security Chris Tang on Sunday said he had reservations over suggestions to wipe the criminal records o... Read more
Boosting Vaccine Uptake A Key To Border Reopening: FS
Financial Secretary Paul Chan said on Sunday that boosting the vaccination rate is the key to reopening the border, as t... Read more
Fraud Probe On Next Digital Ongoing: Investigator
A special investigator looking into the financial affairs of Next Digital - the publisher of now-defunct Apple Daily - s... Read more
Compulsory Testing Notices Issued For 66 Locations
The government on Saturday issued compulsory testing notices for 66 places across Hong Kong. Anyone who has visited a... Read more
Mid-Autumn Revellers Shrug Off Covid Worries
Hong Kongers headed out on Saturday to celebrate Mid-Autumn Festival, with some saying the Covid situation has little im... Read more
Hard To Gauge Infection Trend After Mid-Autumn: CHP
Health authorities said on Saturday it was difficult to predict whether infections would rise after the Mid-Autumn Festi... Read more
Seditious Book Publishers Given 19-month Sentences
Five speech therapists convicted of conspiring to publish seditious children's books were on Saturday sentenced to 19-mo... Read more
HK Financial Summit Will Be Successful: Algernon Yau
Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development Algernon Yau said on Saturday he is confident that a high-level financia... Read more
Snooker, Rugby Go Ahead; But Marathon Is Uncertain
The Secretary for Culture, Sports and Tourism, Kevin Yeung, said two international sports events - a snooker and a rugby... Read more
Compulsory Testing Ordered At 66 Locations
The government on Friday issued compulsory testing notices for 66 places across Hong Kong. Anyone who has visited any... Read more