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
Station sections to be built beside the operating Tuen Ma line and skidded into position to shorten construction time, but network disruptions are expected.
More than 70 per cent of kindergartens join scheme bringing screenings and fluoride treatment to campuses.
Struggling to attract patrons, shopping centres are embracing resurgent popularity of Japanese toy, drawing fans who stay and spend – at least for now.
New site is part of wider redevelopment of city’s main psychiatric hospital to enhance service quality and foster recovery.
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Combined camp brought together around 350 school pupils and 150 university students for two weeks of military training.
Power restored at Global Funeral Parlour in Hung Hom on Wednesday but services still limited as exhaust ventilation system not fully repaired.
Digital consent system will be introduced on the eHealth mobile application for the coming school year.
Frequent photo-editing linked to low self-compassion and negative criticism of appearance, mental health expert says.
Observatory warns residents to take precautions against heatstroke as extremely hot weather to persist under influence of Tropical Cyclone Dolphin.
Call for action comes nearly a month after regulatory body suspended most operations at fertility clinic over specimen mix-ups.
Police say preliminary investigations suggest that the man might have drowned while swimming.
Labour Department says AI will be added later to help identify smoking workers.
Authorities warn of legal action against trespassers, after viral footage shows group entering Ho Pui Reservoir to pose for photos.
Two-week programme includes basic military training, specialised lectures, field visits and cultural and sports activities.
HKU study of 203 final-year medical students shows those with musical experience completed surgical tasks 10 per cent faster and more skilfully.
Production for sequel to 2024 blockbuster coincides with Hong Kong authorities’ recent bid to convert film sets and props into tourist attractions.
Thousands flocked to opening day of annual Hong Kong Cat Expo despite Friday’s spate of rainstorm warnings.
Warnings over food containers lined with plastic have been handed out to some stall operators, who say switch to approved versions will cost them.
Airport Authority says operations have returned to normal and it expects to handle 900 flights over the whole day.
Several booksellers say shifting consumer habits and unstable weather during seven-day event hurt business.
Hong Kong authorities push back target time, as residents in Eastern district brave rain to fetch water from wagons.
Authorities hand out eight fixed penalty notices to workers and plan to prosecute contractor as industry tries to stamp out safety risk.
Rain expected to gradually ease starting from Tuesday next week, forecaster says.
Tam Chun-yu, who has cerebral palsy, typed his answers with one finger while Liu Pong-faat has difficulty writing but completed his exams.
Hong Kong Cat Expo organiser says growing proportion of ageing felines will drive future market growth as owners seek better care for pets.
Hong Kong hygiene chief says most complaints involved minor issues such as leash length and seating arrangements.
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.
