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Hong Kong authorities have shuttered a private pool in Happy Valley after discovering an on-duty lifeguard was operating with suspected fake credentials, triggering prosecution and police investigation into document fraud.
Typhoon Noul prompted Singapore Airlines and Cathay Pacific to cancel dozens of flights between July 25-26, affecting thousands of travellers across the region as the storm threatened Hong Kong and Guangdong with torrential rain and severe winds.
A Hong Kong kindergarten clerk injured in a taxi collision during 2019 protests is pursuing HK$8.4 million in damages. The driver's defence claims he was also a victim of protester violence, raising questions about liability in politically turbulent circumstances.
Hong Kong's top security official has urged booksellers to avoid titles that could harm national security, following a third round of arrests targeting independent bookstores in four months.
Authorities have detained a 19-year-old Sarawakian at Hong Kong airport on suspicion of transporting 3kg of cannabis. Bukit Aman police believe the teenager was enlisted by organised trafficking networks, signalling deepening cross-border drug operations.
Hong Kong authorities arrested a 19-year-old from Sarawak attempting to smuggle three kilogrammes of cannabis. Malaysian police suspect the teenager was recruited as a drug mule by an organized syndicate.
A 19-year-old Malaysian national faced detention at Hong Kong International Airport on July 9 when customs officials discovered 3kg of cannabis buds hidden in his luggage during routine baggage screening.
Malaysia's Hong Kong Consulate has pushed back against media reports suggesting overseas voters faced barriers during the recent Johor state election, asserting it conducted extensive outreach through official channels and partner organisations.
Hong Kong authorities have charged a 50-year-old woman with murder following a violent altercation with a fellow minibus passenger that began over a trivial incident and ended in death.
Hong Kong will strengthen reporting requirements for reproductive technology incidents after a fertility clinic delayed disclosing embryo sample mix-ups. The delayed notification has prompted authorities to examine oversight mechanisms.
Lam Wing-kee, the Hong Kong bookseller whose 2015 abduction symbolised Beijing's assault on press freedom, has died in Taiwan at age 70 following cancer complications.