The oversupply of premium Musang King durians has caused prices to fall to as low as 9 ringgit (US$2) per kg.
The 11,000-hectare redevelopment project, roughly the size of Paris, could displace 250,000 residents.
The long-time breakfast staple in Japan is known as a divisive food that people either love or hate.
A single-entry visa will jump from 3,000 yen (US$18.54) to 15,000 yen, and a multiple-entry visa will rise from 6,000 yen to 30,000 yen.
Medical certification overhaul to include vision, hearing and other fitness standards amid push to improve road safety following fatal crashes.
The 24-hour trip ended in the Philippines’ northern Batanes islands.
At least 13 locations across the New Territories reported floods.
The city’s weather forecaster established a 3 tier colour-coded warning system in 1998 to categorise the severity of heavy rain conditions.
Shuetsu Sato, 72, has won awards for his font created from duct tape that is used to direct commuters at Tokyo’s busy Shinjuku Station.
Industry leaders predict China will become the world’s largest nuclear power producer by 2030.
Mads Mikkelsen, Giancarlo Esposito and Christopher Lloyd are part of the celebrity line-up at Hong Kong’s first event, which takes place May 29-31.
Government-owned postal service provider has recorded eight consecutive annual deficits, accumulating nearly HK$2.9 billion in losses.
San Wui Commercial Society Secondary School says sorry, stressing that the matter will be handled with ‘utmost seriousness’.
Miners told the SCMP that many workers did not have trackers or respirators, and worked in ‘hidden’ coal pits.
Wang Kin House residents complete their final visit to their former home after deadly Tai Po fire.
Several budget and regional airlines, including HK Express, are set to relocate their check-in operations to the second terminal between May 27 and June 10.
EV executives such as Xiaomi’s Lei Jun and NIO’s William Li have live-streamed themselves on road trips featuring their brands’ vehicles.
Manufacturers are counting on Trump’s visit to de-escalate trade hostilities ahead of the US 250th anniversary.
State media reports say the blast occurred on May 4 in Liuyang, Hunan province.
A video published on April Fool’s Day drawing attention to online scams has gained over 8 million views.
Passengers on Guangzhou Metro Line 3 describe inhaling ‘something spicy’ according to local media.
The Yip family will have to face this ordeal again in about a week.
A new poll shows most Japanese support a woman ascending to the Chrysanthemum Throne, even as the prime minister proposes a plan that preserves the male-line succession.
The town-sized O’Smach Resort complex, which once housed 29 scam companies, occupies roughly 80 hectares (197 acres).
Thai figurine studio founder calls for an urgent lifeline to help small businesses stay afloat.
In fast-greying Singapore, seniors’ health is getting a boost with ‘geriatric parkour’ classes.
One online review notes ‘times change fast, I hope my grandfather likes it’ for paper OpenClaw offering.
Indonesia aims to save 40 trillion rupiah (US$2.3 billion) by serving five free meals a week instead of six.
Local media reports social services and nursing homes closing due to labour shortages in Niseko, Japan’s most popular ski resort.
Authorities say the move aims to protect children and young teens against addiction, abuse and exposure to harmful content.
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