Govt To Boost Education On Building Safety
Buildings officials said on Tuesday that it's impossible to check every home in Hong Kong for illegal and dangerous reno... Read more
Govt Warns Of Serious Pollution As Temperatures Soar
The local air quality index hit the “serious” level in some districts on Tuesday, with the Environmental Protection ... Read more
HK Parents Passing Astigmatism To Their Kids: CUHK
Chinese University researchers on Tuesday urged parents with astigmatism to take their children for eye check-ups at an ... Read more
Expert Group For CE Established With 56 Members
Academics, business magnates and think tank members are among 56 appointed members of an expert group designed to provid... Read more
Risk Remains After TKO Flat Wall Blunder: Surveyor
A former president of the Institute of Surveyors on Tuesday said the partial removal of a load-bearing wall at a Tseung ... Read more
CE Warns Of Resolute Action Against Law Breaches
Chief Executive John Lee on Tuesday said people should act in accordance with the law, warning that police will take res... Read more
HK Could Soon Have Its First Taikonaut, Says CE
Chief Executive John Lee has sent his congratulations on the launch of the Shenzhou-16 spacecraft, saying Hong Kong is a... Read more
LOHAS Flat Owner Ordered To Rebuild Load-bearing Wall
The Buildings Department on Monday expressed its deep concern over the removal of a load-bearing wall by the owner of an... Read more
Seven Plead Guilty Over Storming Of Legco
Seven people pleaded guilty on Monday to charges of rioting in relation to the storming of the Legislative Council compl... Read more
Towngas Unveils Hydrogen System To Replace Diesel
Towngas - or the Hong Kong and China Gas Company - said on Monday it has developed a new hydrogen extraction system that... Read more
High Court Rejects Jimmy Lai's Bid To Halt Trial
The High Court on Monday rejected a bid by former media tycoon Jimmy Lai to bring a halt to his national security trial.... Read more
Three Arrests Over 'Chinese Chess Scams'
Police on Monday said they had made three arrests over reports of people being robbed or conned out of money after being... Read more
'Govt Unlikely To Regularise Spending Voucher Scheme'
Financial Secretary Paul Chan said on Monday that it's unlikely that the government will dish out consumption vouchers r... Read more
Some Public Flat Tenants To Be Offered Glaucoma Tests
The University of Hong Kong and the NGO Orbis said on Monday that they would be carrying out Hong Kong's first large-sca... Read more
Prison Guard Charged With Accepting Bribes
An assistant officer of the Correctional Services Department (CSD) was charged by the ICAC on Monday for allegedly accep... Read more