Beaches, Leisure Facilities To Close Again
Government-run leisure facilities and beaches across Hong Kong are to close until further notice from Thursday, in light... Read more
Taxi Drivers Start Getting Mandatory Covid Tests
Hong Kong's taxi drivers started undergoing mandatory Covid-19 tests on Wednesday at 13 centres across the territory, bu... Read more
'Scammers Took Fund Money For Their Own Use'
Police said they have arrested 24 people in connection with a syndicate that is suspected to have lured people into inve... Read more
Lawmakers To Meet Via Zoom Over Virus Fears
Legco president Andrew Leung said on Wednesday that lawmakers could soon start taking part in meetings online instead of... Read more
Govt Making People Pay For Its Mistakes: Gym Owners
Fitness centres owners say the government is making businesses pay for its failure to curb the coronavirus outbreak by o... Read more
Activist Agnes Chow Again Denied Bail
Pro-democracy activist Agnes Chow has again been denied bail, as she returned to court a week after being jailed over a ... Read more
Domestic Helper Arrested Over Dead Baby In A Box
Police say they have arrested a 24-year-old foreign domestic helper after officers found the body of a newborn baby boy ... Read more
Govt Must Start Moving Quicker On Covid: Experts
Two medical experts on Wednesday urged the government to start reacting quicker to coronavirus outbreaks in the city, in... Read more
Incoming US Security Adviser Blasts HK Arrests
President-elect Joe Biden's incoming national security adviser Jake Sullivan said on Tuesday he was "deeply concerned" a... Read more
Airport Police Test Preliminary Positive For Covid
Three police officers, posted to the Airport Police District, have tested preliminary positive for Covid-19. In a st... Read more
Pro-protester Church Accused Of Fraud, Two Arrested
Police on Tuesday arrested a former director and an employee of a local church that helped mediate between officers and ... Read more
Man Convicted Of Murdering Girlfriend On Bus
A High Court jury on Tuesday unanimously convicted a man of murder for stabbing his girlfriend to death on a double-deck... Read more
Scholars Say More Empathy For Refugees Since Unrest
A survey from the Education University suggests there's greater empathy for asylum-seekers and refugees in Hong Kong –... Read more
HK Govt Condemns Latest 'so-called Sanctions'
The SAR government said on Tuesday that it strongly condemns "so-called sanctions" imposed by the United States on 14 vi... Read more
Experts Sent To AsiaWorld-Expo Amid Infections There
Health authorities said on Tuesday that infection-control specialists were being sent to AsiaWorld-Expo after nine more ... Read more