7 in 10 Gen Z Hongkongers retouch photos of themselves before posting: survey
Nearly 70 per cent of Gen Z in Hong Kong have retouched photos of themselves before posting on social media, while…
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Hong Kong eyes licensing for livestock in New Territories amid urban push
Hong Kong residents raising goats, sheep and cattle in the New Territories will need a licence under a proposed…
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Calls for system review after lowest alert in force during record-breaking heat
Hong Kong authorities are under pressure to review the warning system for heat stress at work after the lowest-level…
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‘Like a fridge’: families cool off in snow parks, malls as helpers struggle in record heat
Families sought refuge in snow parks and shopping centres on Sunday as Hong Kong sweltered through its hottest day in…
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Typhoon Dolphin grounds Hong Kong flights, disrupts trips and business in Japan
At least 12 flights connecting Hong Kong with mainland China, Taiwan and Japan have been cancelled as Typhoon Dolphin…
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Parents urged to vaccinate children amid threat of flu, Covid-19 and RSV infections
Hong Kong parents should have their children vaccinated against respiratory infections as the city faces a triple…
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7-year-old girl among 2 hikers airlifted to hospital on hottest day of the year
Two hikers, including a seven-year-old girl, were airlifted to hospital after falling ill on Saturday as Hong Kong…
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Temperatures could hit 37 degrees Celsius in Hong Kong over extremely hot weekend
Temperatures in some parts of Hong Kong could hit 37 degrees Celsius (99 Fahrenheit) or above over the coming weekend…
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More checks for embryo biopsies, overhaul reproductive tech law, DAB urges
Hong Kong should require a double-check mechanism for all embryo biopsy procedures and overhaul its reproductive…
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Hong Kong needs regenerated districts, not piecemeal renewal
Hong Kong’s redevelopment policy is approaching an institutional turning point. Recent government proposals – pilot…
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Hong Kong tests thermal drones to catch illegal smoking at construction sites
Hong Kong labour authorities have begun testing an infrared thermal-imaging drone to detect heat sources and illegal…
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Typhoon signal unlikely in Hong Kong over weekend but at least 22 flights to Japan axed
The likelihood of a typhoon warning signal being issued in Hong Kong over the weekend is low, as Tropical Cyclone…
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Water dispenser linked to legionnaires’ disease case in private Hong Kong hospital
An 89-year-old patient at the Hong Kong Sanatorium and Hospital is highly likely to have contracted legionnaires’…
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Boy, 7, dies in Hong Kong’s first fatal paediatric flu case of 2026
Hong Kong recorded the first fatal paediatric case of influenza this year after a seven-year-old boy died on Tuesday,…
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Shenzhen warns clinics over illegal dental services, misleading ads in Hong Kong
Shenzhen’s health authorities have issued a warning to private medical service providers, urging them to halt…
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What’s a Burmese python doing in Causeway Bay? Expert links reptile to rain
A Burmese python has gone viral on social media after it was spotted along a busy road in a Hong Kong shopping district…
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Non-stop summer rain leaves Hong Kong farmers with heavy losses as crops fail
Local farmers have suffered six-figure losses because of extreme downpours since May, with a farm in northern Hong Kong…
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Triathlete death sparks calls for AI monitoring, GPS tracking at Hong Kong races
Hong Kong sporting event organisers should use technology to better track and monitor athletes, lawmakers have urged…
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‘A completely new person’: can surgery help Alzheimer’s patients regain basic skills?
A surgical procedure for Alzheimer’s disease being tested in Hong Kong has the potential to improve patients’ ability…
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Hong Kong to face brighter but hotter weather this week after days of heavy rain
Hong Kong can expect sunnier but very hot weather later this week, the city’s forecaster has said, as residents woke to…
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Playing an instrument helps medical students perform surgical tasks better: study
Playing a musical instrument helps medical students perform surgical tasks 10 per cent faster and more skilfully,…
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Noul, third-closest typhoon to Hong Kong since 2000, causes minor damage to city
Typhoon Noul, which triggered a No 9 signal on Sunday, made the third-closest approach to Hong Kong by a major storm…
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Squally thunderstorms set to hit parts of Hong Kong within hours
The Hong Kong Observatory has warned that downpours are approaching the city and has said periods of heavy rain are…
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Hong Kong dermatologist gets suspended punishment for clinic adverts on RedNote
A Hong Kong dermatologist has received a suspended punishment after being found guilty of professional misconduct by…
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Hong Kong cancels amber rainstorm warning but unsettled weather to persist
Hong Kong’s forecaster has cancelled its amber rainstorm warning but warned that unsettled weather will continue to…
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‘They only eat to sustain life’: how does isolation shape Hong Kong’s elderly diets?
In the second of a five-part Health Matters wellness series on ageing in Hong Kong, Lo Hoi-ying examines rising social…
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Jury rules baby died of natural causes despite nurse’s error in medical tube check
The Coroner’s Court has ruled that a premature baby born at a Hong Kong public hospital died of natural causes, after…
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Hong Kong to brace for wet weekend as showers and thunderstorms loom
The weather in Hong Kong is expected to remain unsettled over the next few days, with showers and thunderstorms caused…
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Hong Kong cancels amber rainstorm warning after heavy showers disrupt classes
Hong Kong suspended morning classes on Thursday after the city’s weather forecaster issued a red rainstorm warning,…
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CUHK launches first cross-border clinical trial centre in Nansha
The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) has set up its first clinical trial centre outside Hong Kong, teaming up…
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Watchdog urges pet owners to be mindful of terms and conditions of insurance plans
Hongkongers buying insurance for their pets have been urged to carefully examine third-party liability terms and pay…
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Baby Rufus in urgent need of heart donation, Hong Kong health authorities say
Hong Kong health authorities have made an urgent appeal for a heart transplant for a six-month-old boy in a critical…
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Northern Metropolis fast-track laws will ‘run parallel’ with environmental rules
Dedicated laws designed to fast-track Hong Kong’s Northern Metropolis project will not override the Environmental…
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Hong Kong Observatory may issue T1 signal between Monday night, Tuesday morning
Hong Kong’s weather forecaster may issue a No 1 typhoon signal between Monday evening and Tuesday morning, warning that…
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