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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.
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.
Areas of Expertise:
Hong Kong news, video production, photography
Languages Spoken:
Cantonese, English, Mandarin
With the 11th solar term in the traditional Chinese calendar heralding higher temperatures, the Post offers advice on how best to manage.
Dim sum restaurant will fold after 35 years in business, with expert saying such eateries have struggled to adapt to market changes.
Analysts say shift in consumer patterns such as residents travelling to mainland for leisure has led many businesses to opt for short-term leases.
Number of IB students in the city has jumped nearly 20 per cent over past five years, with more preferring its ‘creative’ curriculum over the DSE.
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The Post sat down with one DSE student and one IB student to discuss what it took to get through their respective college entrance exams
Comic book predictions of a massive Japanese earthquake have sparked fear among some Hong Kong residents. The Post debunks the rumours.
Observatory says it will decide on warning signal as potential cyclone looks set to come within 800km of city in coming days.
Police say they received reports of a fire in Sham Shui Po flat in early hours of Thursday, as 60 people evacuated from building.
Professor Michael Chan says his team is looking to produce personalised 3D-printed airways for burn victims using patients’ cells.
Police say ‘agitated’ woman was looking for her husband on campus.
Suspects, aged 47 and 49, apprehended on suspicion of stealing 32 bags of copper wire and tools from site in Kwun Tong.
Watches, jewellery, gold ornaments and cash stolen from Tuen Mun flat, police say.
Neurosurgery expert says new approach could encourage more people to get check-ups for epilepsy conditions.
Health authorities also say hospital chief executives, department heads to have power to appoint and dismiss staff instead of headquarters.
Gan Khai Choon, who has led business lobby since its inception in 2014, says he may switch to less hands-on role.
Police say cases involve more than HK$4.5 million, with victims lured into engaging in nude chats or sending explicit photos.
Meeting between Xia Baolong, director of Hong Kong and Macau Affairs Office, and university heads believed to be a first.
Suspect allegedly stole items worth nearly HK$3 million after rendering staff member unconscious by covering her face with small towel.
Development minister Bernadette Linn also says more than 1,500 requests from affected households to flush their water meters have been fulfilled.
Anyone who has been locked up for 72 hours or more in past 12 months cannot donate blood for a year, as organisation cites risks of infections such as HIV.
Academics say US-China rivalry offers incentives for talent to come to Hong Kong, ahead of visit to world’s largest biotech event in Boston.
Calls made to expedite replacement of 700km of water pipes containing banned substance, accounting for 8 per cent of city’s network.
Closure of nine restaurants affects about 120 employees and results in about HK$5 million in unpaid entitlements, union says.
Lawmakers call on authorities to ramp up efforts to promote reform, set to come into force in January 2026.
Public consultation on legalising basketball gambling supported by 94 per cent of respondents, government says.
Walter Leung’s volunteer work with the Red Cross in disaster situations has earned him the Florence Nightingale Medal, the highest international distinction for nurses.
Combination of Western and Chinese medicine relieves pain of knee osteoarthritis amid long queues for joint replacement surgery.
Beijing also pledges to support Hong Kong in providing healthcare services to world amid rising unilateralism.
