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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
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Video circulating on social media shows man igniting firework stick at waterfront promenade near K11 Musea.
Residents have also been warned to brace for very hot weather in coming days, with temperatures expected to hit 34 degrees Celsius.
Hong Kong University of Science and Technology also says an admission offer has been extended to an applicant.
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Transport worker arrested on suspicion of receiving HK$100,000 from proceeds of armed robbery at Hang Seng Bank branch.
One woman critically ill after receiving injections, as authorities warn over unregistered practitioners.
Officers take away 10 people in Wan Chai and Eastern districts for allegedly committing a breach of the peace.
Suspect leaves paper on counter with ‘anthrax’, but police find no traces of substance following office evacuation.
Police also received messages that included threats to detonate bomb outside central government premises in Hong Kong.
Man allegedly held knife to bank employee’s neck and made off with cash totalling HK$382,000.
Police say man threatened Hang Seng Bank employees and injured one with knife at Fortune City One shopping centre in Sha Tin.
Authorities say decision made so engineers can carry out emergency repairs after water seepage reported on Tuen Mun Road.
Fire at warehouse in Tin Shui Wai covers an area of 200 metres by 200 metres, with more than 200 people forced to flee the scene.
77-year-old allegedly sprayed woman, 41, with insecticide, causing minor inflammation to her hand during a dispute at Siu Hong MTR station.
Second-hand mobile phones, tightly wrapped in plastic film and concealed in wheelchair’s battery compartment, discovered by officers.
Suspects comprise eight university students and alleged mastermind, who registered as company director.
Dried shark fins, cosmetic injection vials, electronic products and e-cigarettes found in hold of intercepted vessel.
MTR Corporation says disruption caused by a displaced overhead cable component in a tunnel section, which led to a short circuit.
ICAC alleges that subcontractors offered site supervisors perks in exchange for lax oversight of steel rebar work on Anderson Road project.
Nurse, 23, suspected to have been indecently assaulted in medical ward by patient, 59.
Purported buyer gives her link to complete transaction and woman later realises money missing from her account.
Community care team alerts parents after two young men offered young girls at playground gifts and to accompany them home.
Teenager, 14, arrested after police find 26 vape cartridges suspected to contain etomidate.
Venue located in Kornhill Plaza South in Quarry Bay and operating as part of MCL chain will shut on May 28.
Dispute occurred when teacher tried to stop Form Three pupil from eating bread during class, source says.
Despite the intervention and agreed payment plan, concerns persist over the independent school that was reported to be HK$100 million in debt.
Investigators are still working to identify the woman arrested in connection with attacks on two female pedestrians in Tsim Sha Tsui.
Statement comes after mainland China’s market regulator asked parties involved not to circumvent ongoing antitrust probe.
Authorities say 17-month-old girl had not received vaccine, while 13-year-old girl had been inoculated but suffered from underlying health conditions.
