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Kate Chan
Intern, City
Kate Chan is currently an intern on the City Desk. She is an undergraduate student at Hong Kong Baptist University, majoring in international journalism.
Kate Chan is currently an intern on the City Desk. She is an undergraduate student at Hong Kong Baptist University, majoring in international journalism.
Languages Spoken:
Cantonese, English, Mandarin
Privacy commissioner has instructed social media platform to remove clip of heated dispute inside ride-hailing vehicle.
Thirty-year ban enacted to protect against rabies ends as happy customers and their canines dine together at licensed venues.
Active users score higher on loneliness scale but perceive lower isolation, prompting calls for updated health guidelines.
At least six universities have moved into offices and shopping centres as non-local enrolment rises and campuses run out of space.
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Pupils from Diocesan Boys’ School, Victoria Shanghai Academy and Po Leung Kuk Choi Kai Yau School share insights on how they excelled in the IB exam.
Victoria Shanghai Academy posts record nine IB top scorers, while Po Leung Kuk Choi Kai Yau School reports six.
Students say summers in Shenzhen, Shanghai and Beijing teach them about cross-border communication and offer chance to build connections.
Average training hours per staff member reached 19.4 in 2025, with firms prioritising AI and soft skills.
Guided-missile destroyer Nanning and guided-missile frigate Hengyang arrive for five-day port call to mark handover anniversary.
Cyclist found unconscious after crash in Ta Kwu Ling on Friday and later pronounced dead in North District Hospital.
Man suffers leg injury after lightning strike on Lantau Peak as fluctuating rainstorm warnings force afternoon class suspensions across the city.
36th Hong Kong Book Fair, themed on ‘Reading the World: Cultural Legacy | Joyful Journeys’, will run from July 15 to 21.
Baby Danny was at one point recommended for meningitis testing.
Residents had ‘essentially zero’ response time as alarms failed and polyfoam boards blocked views, Dawes says, highlighting preventable safety failures.
Thousands flock to waterfronts in Stanley, Aberdeen, Sha Tin and elsewhere as races go ahead day after black rain warnings.
Shoppers say they are ‘not worried’ despite confirmation that two-year-old boy contracted H9N2 after visiting Wo Che Market in Sha Tin.
Psychologist also urges close monitoring of traumatised children, cautioning against immediate return home after death of family member.
Victim suffered injuries to his head and shoulders while carrying out inspection of amusement ride.
