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Yuki Tsang

Yuki Tsang

Hong Kong
Senior Video Producer, Studio
Yuki Tsang coordinates on-air interviews and video segments in studio and on field. She also manages the usage and daily operations of the studio. She is responsible for SCMP’s flagship video series Talking Post. In 2024, she produced an episode on Hong Kong’s notorious “coffin homes” and her work later won gold at the annual w3 Awards in the US. She previously worked for Radio Television Hong Kong (RTHK).
Yuki Tsang coordinates on-air interviews and video segments in studio and on field. She also manages the usage and daily operations of the studio. She is responsible for SCMP’s flagship video series Talking Post. In 2024, she produced an episode on Hong Kong’s notorious “coffin homes” and her work later won gold at the annual w3 Awards in the US. She previously worked for Radio Television Hong Kong (RTHK).
Areas of Expertise:
Hong Kong news, studio production, video editing
Languages Spoken:
Cantonese, English, Korean, Mandarin

Video | Mainland Chinese dental centres in Hong Kong come under scrutiny

***ONE TIME USE ONLY, PLEASE CLEAR THE COPYRIGHTS BEFORE RE-USE - OTUO*** A 72-year-old man was arrested for illegal practice of dentistry at a shop used by a mainland Chinese dental clinic to promote its business in Hong Kong, following calls from the local industry for tighter regulatory oversight of such activities. The arrest was made during a joint operation conducted by police and Department of Health on at a shop on 37 King's Road in North Point, on 23 July, 2026
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