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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
Senior civil servants and department heads among witnesses to be cross-examined by an independent committee as victims demand accountability.
Hop On Management outlines rigid schedule for cheque collection for URA building maintenance subsidies, which must be completed by owner or authorised person.
ICAC says suspects are 24 men and nine women, including a former Cyberport Management Company employee.
Authorities say screening will cover people born in Hong Kong in or before 1988 with family members or sexual partners who carry virus.
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NGO warns vague records hide bulk of paper and plastic waste, but the government insists current stats suffice for green policies push.
Dual-headquarters hub will enable Hong Kong-based unicorns to benefit from the free flow of capital, data and resources.
Chairman Claudio Visco says IBA has consistently spoken out against violations of international law and Hong Kong will not be excluded from monitoring efforts.
Mandatory Reporting of Child Abuse Ordinance takes effect on Tuesday, covering over 100,000 people across 25 professions.
Dashcam footage circulating online shows cyclist riding across zebra crossing against red light.
Home affairs chief Alice Mak says government ‘not that foolish’ to leave funds idle after some economists suggest investing money.
Home affairs chief Alice Mak pledges to fast-track amendment to Building Management Ordinance following Tai Po fire that killed 168.
China’s health chief Lei Haichao wants the city to be global hub for testing and research, as John Lee vows policy alignment with national goals.
Displaced Wang Fuk Court residents call for clarity about rehousing arrangements, says, saying they have received conflicting information.
Sleeper train service from Hong Kong to Shanghai will also be upgraded to daily runs due to strong demand, MTR Corp says.
Many Wang Fuk Court residents displaced by the deadly inferno are now living in hotels, youth hostels or transitional housing.
Controller of Centre for Health Protection says seasonal influenza activity has dropped below baseline level over the past week.
Department of Health yet to determine if 14th report of unwell infant after eating potentially contaminated baby formula.
Deadly Tai Po blaze triggered the citywide removal of protective mesh at around 420 buildings undergoing renovations.
Researchers in Taiwan assess competitive positions of 16 major hub airports in region before and after pandemic.
Sources identify singer as Kris Law, who rose to fame in 2018 on ViuTV’s reality show “Good Night Show – King Maker”.
Many struggle to provide long list of required financial records, prompting concern groups to call for more streamlined process.
Some patients caught off guard by changes and complain about higher charges, even as authorities report smooth roll-out.
Hospital Authority chief executive Libby Lee says implementation of the new A&E charges has been smooth.
From January 1, patients will need to pay more for certain services, and while safety net will also be widened, some people have fallen through the cracks.
Former boss Freely Cheng says Olympian will continue to promote racing tourism in her new role with the club.
Earthquake occurred at 11.05pm in Taiwan, with epicentre located about 70km southeast of Taipei and at focal depth of 60km, Observatory says.
Man, 48, arrested on suspicion of manslaughter is 16th person detained in connection with fire.
Lawmaker-elect Grace Chan also says there is room for more effective communication within the social welfare sector.
Charity to provide cash, medical and mental health aid under a three- to five-year recovery plan for families hit by the deadly blaze.
