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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
Incident comes amid citywide concern over management of large dogs after an unleashed 60kg canine fatally attacked two smaller pets this week.
Arrests mark the first linked to the brand following mounting complaints and viral video of distressed customer.
ICAC says former branch manager and wife allegedly falsely represented six others as shop assistants despite never reporting for duty.
Officers find only corporate secretarial firm at registered address with no actual operations or staff of beauty chain.
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Animal welfare group’s deputy director calls for a penalty review, urging an extension of the leash requirement to all dogs, regardless of size.
Authorities say they will contact the owner based on information on dog licence and conduct an investigation into the case.
Woman, 58, claimed she bought HK$61,400 worth of products at Sha Tin outlet and questioned sales practices, police say.
Suspects arrested for various alleged offences such as disorderly conduct, possession of offensive weapons, deception and assault.
Tong Ka-lei, 39, former SFC enforcement division manager, faces 12 counts of obtaining access to a computer with a view to dishonest gain.
Immigration minister Jo White says overseas convictions should not lead to automatic refusal of settlement applications under BN(O) route.
Baby Basic said it had removed all products that might have been affected from store shelves and also suspended production of the pastas.
Experts warn of violent extortion of crypto holders, while Paraguay authorities say all hypotheses remain open in death of Harry Yeh.
Driver later dies in hospital while all 47 children on board escape unharmed.
Cybercrime group ‘The Gentlemen’ made allegation; cybersecurity monitoring platforms say about 1,900 credentials may have been compromised.
Review of on-board security footage led the vessel’s operator to suspect the man had fallen into the sea during the voyage.
Filipino man, 64, was found unconscious on Plover Cove Reservoir Country Trail and later pronounced dead.
Blaze erupted at Begonia Mansion in Taikoo Shing’s Harbour View Gardens, with smoke pouring from flat.
Son, 42, initially kicked his mother, 65, in the terminal; a bystander was then attacked, followed by a police officer being bitten on the arm.
67-year-old posed as a prospective tenant, paying rent upfront to gain landlords’ trust, before tricking them into a bogus scheme.
Devices dispensing cooled boiled water tested positive for Legionella bacteria at Hong Kong Sanatorium and Hospital, authorities say.
Police searching for a woman who allegedly splashed one of the actress’s sons with ‘cream-like’ substance after Spider-Man movie screening.
Fun Coffee established presence in Hong Kong last year, claiming to be a coffee investment enterprise with assets of more than US$1 billion.
Police say nearly two-week search for Ngan Lai‑ching hampered by typhoon and days of heavy rain.
Emergency services rushed children to Queen Elizabeth Hospital after girl, 12, vomited and boy, 6, briefly lost consciousness.
Advocacy group says the man was married with two young children, aged three and seven, and had been the family’s breadwinner.
Officers raid Yuen Long warehouse and arrest three men cutting open containers with tools.
Motorcyclist, 21, was heading north on Sha Tin Heights section of Tai Po Road when he lost control of bike.
Narcotics bureau officers raid 20-foot yacht moored near boats targeted in earlier operation and arrest woman.
Police discover illegal betting website hiring local personalities as brand ambassadors to attract gamblers.
