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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.
Wong steps down for personal reasons at time when government hopes to take sports in Hong Kong to next level.
Two suspects allegedly attempted to transport 45.3kg of marijuana from Thailand in their checked-in luggage, Taiwan authorities reveal.
Workers had staged protest and complained management company had charged them exorbitant intermediary fees and other costs.
Passenger who arrived in Hong Kong on Tuesday says she suffered diarrhoea, stomachache and bloating after consuming some of the fish she ordered.
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Television was provided to the 86-year-old woman who died in the fire by a welfare organisation years ago, Post learns.
Media Freedom Coalition says conviction of editors for sedition falls against wider backdrop of increased media self-censorship.
Number of complaints hits 1,725 and amount in prepaid fees swells to HK$60 million.
Defendant allegedly accepted HK$54,000 in bribes to help 10 imported workers secure their jobs.
Fire starts in No 9 on Gough Street in SoHo area in Sheung Wan at about 10.20pm.
Sports minister Kevin Yeung says drills to be carried out in stages and include testing main stadium, logistics and facilities in first quarter of next year.
Advisory warns that Hong Kong authorities could attempt to use national security law’s ‘broadly defined offences’ to prosecute those engaging in ‘routine business activities’.
No injuries reported after landslide forces Bride’s Pool Road in Tai Po to close; more rain expected in coming days.
Mainland Chinese woman, 30, shares photos of herself dressed in office employee uniform on Instagram-like platform Xiaohongshu.
Authorities’ response follows complaint filed by boy’s mother after school says a preliminary investigation did not support those claims.
Yagi is expected to be closest to Hong Kong on Thursday night, Observatory says.
Police hope video can provide clues on how SUV driven by customs officer tumbled over railing of Shenzhen Bay Bridge and fell into waters below.
Chief Inspector Chui Wing-luen says road was dry and there was no maintenance work on the Shenzhen Bay Bridge at time of accident.
After recent crashes where drivers have been hurt and animals killed, the Post looks at legal liabilities, insurance issues and best practices.
Physical is second gym chain in under two weeks to slip into trouble after rival Pure Fitness was accused of not paying rent for Central branch.
Taxi driver forced to brake suddenly to avoid boar on Aberdeen Praya Road, but another cabby minutes later slams into and kills pig.
Forecaster explains lower than average number of typhoons due to stronger than usual northwest Pacific subtropical ridge of high pressure in June and July
Median monthly income for residents falls from HK$21,400 in first quarter to HK$21,100 in second one, while number of unemployed rises to more than 114,000.
Conservation department worker Lam Kin-wai, 46, was collecting plant specimens in country park when colleagues found him kneeling on ground
Mainland Chinese traveller’s credit card stolen from backpack on VietJet Air flight, used to make purchases of more than HK$36,000.
Institution’s governing council appoints Kenneth Chen to serve three-year term following special meeting on Monday.
Suspect, who allegedly injured police officer while trying to escape, expected to appear in court on Monday.
Recent rescue of 60-year-old man from remote hill in Tai Po highlights importance of knowing your surroundings and finding essentials.
Shipment of ‘Brown Sugar Boba Frozen Dessert Bars’ found to have bacterial counts exceeding legal limit.
Authorities say detained elderly people get services tailored to their needs while behind bars after man, 90, arrested in gambling raid.
Siobhan Haughey, Vivian Kong and Cheung Ka-long ‘vividly interpreted Lion Rock spirit’ and showed how young generation works hard to pursue dreams, Beijing says.
