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Emily Hung
Reporter, City
Emily covers Hong Kong health news and policies. Prior to joining the Post in 2022, she was a broadcast journalist at ViuTV News. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Hong Kong.
Emily covers Hong Kong health news and policies. Prior to joining the Post in 2022, she was a broadcast journalist at ViuTV News. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Hong Kong.
Areas of Expertise:
Hong Kong news
Languages Spoken:
Cantonese, English, Mandarin
David Cheng of the Samaritan Befrienders Hong Kong says uptick in youth suicide underscores need for regular risk screening.
Medical Council secretary decides not to offer evidence against Dr Yiu Man-kit, who faced three disciplinary charges over laser eye surgery performed in 2010.
Health Hope Pharma teams up with Greater Bay Area International Clinical Trial Institute and its Shenzhen counterpart for large-scale trials.
Health authorities renew call for early hepatitis B screening, citing 40 per cent of 410,000 patients in city being unaware of condition.
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City’s airport resumes operations after about 360 flights grounded, while forecaster warns of unsettled weather on Monday.
Two treatments part of 23 disease programmes to be rolled out over five years as part of strategic plan to meet healthcare needs and promote TCM.
Medical Council says Dr Tinny Ho to be struck off practitioners’ register for six months if she fails to complete three-year suspended sentence.
Woman, 69, was reportedly in a group taking a class on operating an all-terrain vehicle at a racetrack in northern Okinawa.
Hong Kong police arrest man on suspicion of carrying more than one passenger and child under age of eight.
Leak occurred in an 18-inch-diameter pipe at busy tram intersection and service is expected to resume on Monday morning.
Following independent committee hearings, residents say government departments are passing the buck and call for courts to ensure accountability.
Viral videos showing dogs licking plates and sitting on tables and chairs have drawn widespread criticism.
But passenger throughput, aircraft movements, cargo and airmail volumes all saw growth despite ongoing geopolitical trade tensions.
Cash incentive targets households moving from Comprehensive Social Security Assistance to Working Family Allowance.
Debate emerges as branch of Cafe 100% in Kam Ying Court Shopping Centre pulls out of dog-friendly scheme, with staff citing safety concerns.
Population expert warns of ‘virtual alienation’ trend among youth as cases rise for those aged 10 to 19 in 2025.
Police say crime syndicate used popular social media platforms and messaging apps to recruit teenagers into intimidating debtors.
In promotional video, actor Kent Cheng uses catchphrase from his role as ancient Chinese politician Dong Zhao in 2012 drama.
City’s flag carrier says London-bound flight temporarily lost communication with local air traffic control, but was never in danger.
Clinic apologises to affected clients and says it has set up an internal task force to conduct a review to improve procedures.
‘It scared the life out of me – I was covered in shattered glass,’ a passenger says.
Paediatrician Sit Sou-chi removed from General Register over a mishandled 2009 seizure case that left newborn with cerebral palsy and quadriplegia.
Office’s Economic Department also split into two, reflecting central government’s greater focus on financial matters, analyst says.
Visitors enjoy complimentary ferry rides, free museum admissions and an array of dining and retail discounts of up to 29 per cent.
Proposed rules would apply only to gyms and beauty parlours, which logged about 5,000 prepaid contract complaints over six years, official says.
14 other people hurt in Kowloon City crash, with driver, 48, later arrested on suspicion of dangerous driving causing death.
Mastermind and two key syndicate members are arrested in city’s largest drug bust in 12 months.
Health minister Lo Chung-mau says city lacks doctors trained in certain branches but hospitals will always prioritise local hires.
Health chief says the city is aiming to approve drugs independently by 2030 as it builds capacity and courts global pharmaceutical companies.
