Tuen Mun saltwater pipe bursts for third time as replacement work advances
The 400mm pipe sent muddy water across Pui To Road; the Water Supplies Department says supply began returning the next morning.
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Woman convicted over seditious displays and given three-month hospital order
The magistrate found the slogans and flag went beyond a complaint about estate staff; a psychiatric report described psychosis and suspected delusional disorder.
Man arrested after co-worker reports knife attack at Fan Kam Road hostel
The 45-year-old suffered a neck wound and was conscious when taken to hospital; police found a 20-centimetre cleaver.
Hong Kong Federation of Trade Unions proposes public body to oversee major building repairs
Its plan would require owners using government repair grants or loans to use the service, with a pilot across 39 estates.
Seriously ill 13-year-old boy urgently needs an O-positive liver transplant
The Hospital Authority is searching locally and preparing to seek help through the Hong Kong government for a possible cross-border match.
Missing fire-resistant door frames found in 48 lifts; repairs will interrupt service
The regulator says the lifts can still operate safely, but each will be suspended during installation, expected to take one to two days.
Three-vehicle crash closes lanes on Kwun Tong Bypass
A collision involving two cars and a Citybus bus initially shut all lanes towards Yau Tong near Hongkong Post Building.
ARGO suspends TFC10 power-bank sales after fire injures cameraman
The company says it will send samples from every batch of the model for testing by a third-party organisation.
Central Government-Aided Emergency Hospital to suspend services for works from 20 October
The Hospital Authority says radiology patients will be contacted by their hospital networks; sleep-test arrangements will depend on urgency.
Hong Kong plans price lists and hospital estimates for licensed private medical institutions
Hospitals would explain bills at least 20% above fixed estimates, with the measures due to be phased in from 2027 at the earliest.
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