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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.
Driver failed to close doors on wall side of train as passengers boarded from platform.
Decades-old cha chaan teng famously seen in many films pulls down its shutters for the final time and bids farewell to last customers.
Some of those spending Christmas in the city stress they are only trying to avoid peak pricing.
Arrival number is 300,000 more than last year, but about 50 per cent are residents returning to city.
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City’s top Catholic priest Stephen Chow says renewed hope needed despite Hong Kong’s sluggish economy and rise in mental health cases.
Arrest follows reports from schools of burglaries last week, as officers also connect man to other cases, with losses reaching HK$25,000.
Lifeguard calls police after man pulled from the sea on Sunday afternoon.
Flight CX812 diverted to Tokyo, where passenger was arrested, before plane returns to Hong Kong and departs again.
The Post visits island in Zhuhai to learn how new settlers are coping as Macau marks 25th anniversary of return to Chinese administration.
Chinese leader calls for city to help China further open up, prompting business group to push for new public body dedicated to the task.
Chinese president says Macau and Hong Kong must maintain ‘one country, two systems’ principle for long time.
Pair meet for second time in a week as John Lee travels to Macau for celebrations marking 25th anniversary of return to Chinese administration.
Lack of career prospects frustrates many, while observers say push to diversify economy needs focus on training to nurture talent.
Dr Lam Ching-choi, chairman of advisory committee on mental health, says greater sharing of data should be publicly discussed.
Girl was playing in flat at Regent Palisades in Pok Fu Lam when she fell out of window, police say.
Official says Hospital Authority restructuring unrelated to deficit, with ‘administrative’ changes targeting efficient movement of resources.
NGO says tally marks rise from six logged from mid-August to September of 2023, as authorities report drop in suspected cases over longer period.
Government to dish out subsidies to help operators procure electric vehicles amid plans to increase number of charging stations.
Mainland will largely regulate facilities run by operators across the border, which are now eligible for scheme targeting elderly Hongkongers.
Cleo Lai kisses cheek of health minister Lo Chung-mau at party marking two years since unprecedented cross-border life-saving arrangement.
Body found next to lamp post close to a hill along Tuen Mun Road; source says man had dementia, diabetes and heart disease.
Firings bring the number of ministers who have been sacked to eight over course of five administrations since city’s handover in 1997.
Pharmacy in university building next to Queen Mary Hospital offers free drug consultation services and affordable medicine.
Damien Green of Manulife Financial Asia earlier criticised his employer’s ‘clinically dumb’ underwriting policies for people with autism.
‘Too early’ to say whether opposition party will run in next year’s Legislative Council election, according to Lo.
Chang established an antiques trading empire in Hong Kong and became one of the first Chinese collectors to attend international auctions.
British expat Alan Wells also expresses disappointment over watchdog’s stance that move by Teikyo Hong Kong Kindergarten was ‘justified’.
Audit Commission finds that in one instance, care home charged elderly resident HK$2,086 a month for nasal feeding products, instead of HK$1,900 shown on price list.
Ex-Hospital Authority chairman Leong Che-hung says university’s strong research background in life sciences and AI also gives it competitive edge.
City also threw out nearly 2 billion fewer plastic bags last year compared with 2022, official figures show.
