Lo Hoi-ying
Reporter, Hong Kong
Hoi-ying became a reporter at the City desk in 2023 after finishing the Post's Graduate Trainee Programme. Originally from Singapore, she previously worked as a television news producer at Mediacorp and interned at the Shanghai-based Sixth Tone. She earned her master's degree in journalism from the University of Hong Kong and holds a bachelor's degree in communications from Nanyang Technological University.
Hoi-ying became a reporter at the City desk in 2023 after finishing the Post's Graduate Trainee Programme. Originally from Singapore, she previously worked as a television news producer at Mediacorp and interned at the Shanghai-based Sixth Tone. She earned her master's degree in journalism from the University of Hong Kong and holds a bachelor's degree in communications from Nanyang Technological University.
Areas of Expertise:
Hong Kong news, Southeast Asian affairs, data journalismLanguages Spoken:
Cantonese, English, Mandarin
Hospital Authority telehealth cases jump 33 per cent as private clinics tailor services for people with busy schedules.
From collagen and creatine to traditional Chinese remedies, supplements are becoming part of daily life, but experts say a healthier diet should come first.
Finance chief cites US trade and interest rate trends as risks for city’s economy for rest of 2026, but expects growth momentum to continue.
Rising costs and shifting retail trends are pushing out long-established businesses from once-vibrant craft hub on Bead Street.
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Hong Kong tour groups in Tokyo forced to seek alternative routes, with some travellers stuck overnight at various locations.
Fraudsters posed as wealthy clients to extract bogus legal fees from victims, including teachers and healthcare workers, seeking compensated dates.
Scheme has stoked controversy online but situation on the ground is not as bad, one industry expert says.
Social media images shared by Hong Kong-linked travel accounts show empty bread shelves, torrential rain sweeping parts of Japanese island.
‘Could there be a system notification if a participant enters the water but does not reach the finish line after 15 minutes?’ lawmaker Vincent Cheng says.
Forecaster issues second consecutive amber rainstorm warning on Monday, but says sunnier week ahead with temperatures of up to 33 degrees.
Drills part of over 100 exercises to be conducted in coming months to ensure smooth and safe operations, security chief Chris Tang says.
Police say they will not prosecute Yung Kam-wah, who was arrested in June over footage of him slapping students two years ago.
Hong Kong Red Cross urges government to include climate resilience in its long-term development plans.
Independent committee investigating Wang Fuk Court fire also releases statement by district councillor previously criticised by residents.
Hong Kong’s travel authority also confirms that about 200 members of tour groups visiting region are safe following 7.1-magnitude earthquake.
Hundreds of alleged malpractice complaints filed, but long delays in investigations by Veterinary Surgeons Board have upset both pet owners and vets.
Higher malnutrition risk among isolated elderly who stick to limited choices, but social interaction fosters better eating habits and helps meet nutrition needs, dietitian says.
Thirty-year ban enacted to protect against rabies ends as happy customers and their canines dine together at licensed venues.
Ani-Com & Games Hong Kong will accommodate 38,000 participants, 7,000 more than last year’s event, and host a record 201 exhibitors.
Clinic apologises to affected clients and says it has set up an internal task force to conduct a review to improve procedures.
Proposed reforms would tighten the definition of consent, widen incest and underage sex rules, and cover digital sexual images such as deepfakes.
Syndicate sold about 800 lunchboxes daily, each priced at HK$50, with an annual turnover of nearly HK$12 million.
‘This heroic act not only saved two fellow Hong Kong residents but also shone a light on the brilliance of humanity,’ tour agency says.
Eddie Yue urges city’s banks to safeguard against stock market correction coinciding with geopolitical events triggering inflation anxieties.
Owners prepare special sections complete with pet strollers and train staff on how to serve tables with dogs ahead of launch on July 9.
Visitors receive first-hand account of mission to take 940 Chinese nationals, including two Hongkongers, to safety during civil war in 2023.
Parents of Ching Ching, who needs new heart and lungs, ask families who recently lost loved ones to help her fulfil wish of returning home.
Security Bureau proposes a series of measures, including criminalising same-sex rape and adopting uniform age of consent at 16.
Residents will get a chance to board destroyer Nanning and frigate Hengyang during visit.
