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Olga Wong
Deputy Hong Kong Editor
Olga Wong supervises operations of the city desk, with a focus on news coverage about public health, housing, environment and other social issues at the Post since 2007.
Olga Wong supervises operations of the city desk, with a focus on news coverage about public health, housing, environment and other social issues at the Post since 2007.
Areas of Expertise:
Public health, Housing and Land, Environment and AgeingLanguages Spoken:
English, Mandarin, Cantonese
No 3 alert to remain in force until at least Sunday noon, while chance of issuing No 8 signal is rather low, weather forecaster says.
Residents have also been warned to brace for very hot weather in coming days, with temperatures expected to hit 34 degrees Celsius.
Police say they received report of traffic accident on Tsuen Wan Road near Kwai Chung Park at around 8.14am.
Lawmaker, fellow union member also say government safety net may not fully cover unpaid wages after abrupt closure of 33-year-old chain.
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An amber rainstorm warning means heavy rain exceeding 30mm has fallen or is expected to fall in an hour.
Current Trade Development Council executive director Margaret Fong will retire later this year.
Proposed fees, to be discussed in Legco next Friday, could be increased more than three times to a minimum of about HK$3,550.
Postal service suspends land and sea delivery with immediate effect, while airmail packages will be turned away from April 27.
‘We will work harder to extend our international trade network,’ commerce chief Algernon Yau says.
Watch the twins as they meet the public for the first time alongside their mother at Ocean Park.
All Cathay flights scheduled to take off from London on Friday and land in Hong Kong on Saturday have been cancelled.
Proposal by the Housing Bureau aims to tackle abuse of public resources by the government.
Video emerges of alleged assault on 14-year-old that took place last year, with some assailants heard urging others to ‘slap harder’.
Security Bureau vows to save the three remaining residents on its list in bid to crack down on forced-labour scams in Southeast Asia.
Li Ka-shing’s company would have come under increased US scrutiny and risked fight in American court if it held on to overseas docks, sources say.
Basketball gambling could bring in billions in government revenue if it follows 50 per cent duty levied on football betting.
No children were travelling on the school bus when driver, 78, lost control of vehicle near police station in Ma On Shan at 6.45am on Friday.
Temperature at Observatory’s headquarters in Tsim Sha Tsui was about 25 degrees on Sunday afternoon.
Hospital Authority confirms temporary closure due to manpower crunch, with patients referred to other public health facilities.
Environment chief Tse Chin-wan says each restaurant was fined HK$2,000 for repeated non-compliance.
Flight originally scheduled to land at Taichung airport at 7.50pm on Friday returns to Hong Kong later that night.
Move is first of two-phase citywide ban on alternative smoking and flavoured tobacco products, insider says.
Ko, who led authority through Covid-19 pandemic, to step down following manpower crunch and medical blunders.
Finance chief says important to offer stability for the business environment, as volatility expected in capital markets during Trump presidency.
Insider says police have launched manhunt for two fraudsters over scam.
More than 145,000 local businesses were established last year and 1,079 non-Hong Kong companies set up offices.
Police say man was deceived by an advert seeking agents to bring diamonds from Thailand to Taiwan.
Government Flying Service team retrieves man and woman from mountain top, with neither suffering injuries.
Shiu, who underwent a procedure to remove half of his stomach in November, died at 12.41am on Friday.
