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Danny Mok
Senior reporter, Hong Kong
Danny Mok joined the Post in 2006 and covers late-night breaking news. Danny studied sociology and journalism at the Chinese University of Hong Kong.
Danny Mok joined the Post in 2006 and covers late-night breaking news. Danny studied sociology and journalism at the Chinese University of Hong Kong.
Areas of Expertise:
Crime, Hong Kong societyLanguages Spoken:
English, Mandarin, Cantonese
Post learns pair arrested by ICAC as part of investigation into renovation works linked to the city’s deadliest fires in decades.
Scorched banknotes reportedly rained down from Lei Yue Mun Estate block and scattered across the estate.
Kiwi Chow, director of Revolution of Our Times and Ten Years, calls ban on Deadline ‘painful and unfair’.
Commissioner’s office also writes to The Washington Post and The Wall Street Journal, condemning their editorials on verdict.
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Woman taken into custody on suspicion of engaging in unlawful military-style drill after nine men earlier arrested for same offence.
Senior inspector, 31, underwent emergency brain surgery and remained in a critical condition until his death.
Suspect, 36, allegedly used stolen ID details to get a certificate and cheat welfare organisations out of aid for victims of Tai Po inferno.
Centre for Health Protection to undertake large-scale mosquito control on the trails after hikers test positive for the disease.
Man, 68, crashes near Shek O Peak after being lifted into the air during flight preparations.
Shortly after completing dive, officer, 31, lost consciousness and was rushed to hospital for emergency brain surgery.
Police have arrested six men from company responsible for fire alarm system at Wang Fuk Court for allegedly making false declarations.
Leung Woon-yew discovered by volunteer search team in bushy area near top of Por Lo Shan at 12.40pm on Tuesday.
Search for 87-year-old in Por Lo Shan, a countryside area in Tuen Mun, yields no results as drones and dogs assist operation.
Man and woman held over alleged seditious posts on social media, while police also seize suspected marijuana during search at Kwai Chung home.
Leung Woon-yew was last seen at around 11am on Sunday in Shan King Estate, police say.
Coach was turning left from Sai Yee Street into Argyle Street when it hit woman.
Father, 48, also ingested rodenticide and left suicide note, but both he and his daughter are in stable condition in hospital.
Investigations under way to discover identities of woman found in waters off far-flung Shek Kwu Chau and man who washed ashore in southeastern Lamma.
Recent tensions erupted after Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi suggested Tokyo might take military action if Beijing invaded Taiwan.
Trio earlier handed over by mainland police, bringing number of arrests over Sha Tin knife attack to 10.
Police say posts attempted to incite hatred and contempt towards electoral system, government, judiciary and the force.
Formaldehyde leaks from damaged container at clinical pathology department in Prince of Wales Hospital.
Man, 43, was understood to have more than 10 years of experience tackling challenging terrain and often climbed alone.
Police say suspected ringleader is linked to Sun Yee On triad group, with HK$24.7 million in cash, assets discovered in raid on his home.
Fees collected from parents of pupils at Inno Secondary School last year, with institution later suspending operations after separate crackdown.
Employer living in luxury Happy Valley flat finds money missing and suspects helper.
Former government logistics director Carlson Chan will not be on the attendance list to collect a Silver Bauhinia Star on Saturday.
Chan’s Mercedes-Benz G-Class SUV collided into roadside railings in Deep Water Bay when he reportedly swerved to avoid a dog.
Complaints mount over ‘Amoy Gardens’ exit sign replacement at Kowloon Bay station shortly after rail giant reinstates public estate names at Ho Man Tin.
