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Sammy Heung
Reporter, Hong Kong
Sammy Heung joined the Post in 2021 after graduating from The University of Hong Kong with a degree in Journalism and a second major in Language and Communication. Her works were seen on Radio Television Hong Kong and HOY International Business Channel. She specialises in healthcare issues in Hong Kong.
Driver failed to close doors on wall side of train as passengers boarded from platform.
Eight-member delegation travelled to Japanese capital for four-day visit with budget estimated at about HK$200,000.
Bump of 15 per cent in sales projected at some shopping centres, aided by revived multiple-entry visa scheme for Shenzhen residents.
Nineteen opposition figures currently on list of people wanted for allegedly violating Beijing-imposed national security law.
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Local offshoot of Midnight Runners has grown to 1,000 members, reflecting residents’ post-pandemic desire for fitness and connection.
The rise in running clubs in the city has offered people new ways to meet friends and socialise
Public hospitals to launch special measures to cope with expected rise in demand.
Hospital Authority revises guidelines for disclosing medical blunders, saying it sometimes ‘rushed’ announcements.
Authority chief executive Tony Ko’s pay also increased by 4.8 per cent in 2023-24 amid rise in staff costs.
Lisa-Marie Tse says ‘disgusting’ person left chicken and sausages laced with neurotoxins on plate on road where she walked her dogs.
Ngong Ping 360 cable car hosts pop-up, but some visitors say more promotion, merchandise and events needed to play up panda economy.
Environment chief expands on government’s road map for EV transition and says franchised bus operators convinced after cost-benefit analysis.
Female found near Yi O on Lantau Island on Tuesday evening, and had been seen with a calf in October.
Hong Kong Observatory says the cold weather may break the record for the lowest temperature so far this winter.
Baptist University project promotes use of Chinese medicine to treat depression, anxiety or insomnia.
Authorities will also offer free check-ups for preschoolers and affordable services for adolescents.
Woman briefly taken away and held in court building room after clapping at Lai’s remarks in past Radio Free Asia interview clip.
Court hears ex-media boss gave a series of interviews with major foreign media outlets calling for tough action against Beijing.
Government proposes new laws that only allow registered subdivided flats that meet certain criteria to remain on the rental market.
Security chief Chris Tang says about 20 drills to be conducted at wider Kai Tak Sports Park before it opens in March of next year.
Central authorities earlier announced multiple-entry visa scheme for Shenzhen residents would return on Sunday after policy was axed in 2015.
Thieves made off with handbags worth HK$10 million after targeting Ginza Xiaoma in smash-and-grab robbery on Saturday morning.
Ex-media boss unsure over funding to paralegal Wayland Chan as assistant Mark Simon could spend ‘a couple million’ without need for approval.
Ex-owner of Apple Daily says he supported sanctions against officials who ‘suppressed Hong Kong’ but not those against ‘China as a state’.
Former tycoon also says he didn’t know ‘Stand With Hong Kong’ hashtag in his Twitter posts were similar to name of protest group that called for sanctions.
No injuries reported on CX501, with the Airbus A350-1000 landing safely in the early hours of Tuesday morning.
Lai was told top US officials had security protocols preventing them from officially subscribing to app, and he confirms none ever did.
Ex-media boss denies encouraging violence or glorifying ‘valiant’ faction, instead wanted restraint by some protesters.
Former media boss also rejects claims from ex-Apple Daily staff over grip on editorial direction, creation of sanctions list targeting Hongkongers.
Former media boss takes stand for first time in national security trial, outlining ties with US officials past and present as well as ex-Taiwan leader Tsai Ing-wen.
