Government & Politics · 31 Aug
The mainland Chinese robotics company has selected the city as its overseas business base as officials promote Hong Kong as a testing ground for embodied artificial intelligence.
Government & Politics · 31 Aug
Chan Pak-chi also suggests using 1823 or WhatsApp to collect photographs and locations of suspected aggressive dogs, but none of the proposals has been confirmed as adopted.
Environment & Weather · 31 Aug
The system is forecast to strengthen near southeastern Hainan before crossing the northern South China Sea on September 1 and 2, bringing stronger winds and unsettled weather to Hong Kong.
Public Safety & Justice · 31 Aug
Nearly 2,000 cases were recorded from January to July, with victims directed to fake websites before scammers impersonated them to seek payments from contacts.
Public Safety & Justice · 31 Aug
The cases followed inspections in Yuen Long, West Kowloon, Cyberport and Kai Tak on 30 August, with further patrols planned for 5 and 6 September.
Health · 31 Aug
The Centre for Health Protection said 11 serious child flu cases had been recorded since late June, including one death, by August 30.
Public Safety & Justice · 31 Aug
Police said a multi-SIM “cat pool” device, 53 SIM cards and other equipment were found during the 28 August operation.
Housing & Development · 30 Aug
The government has signed sale and purchase agreements with 1,541 owners, representing 77.7 per cent of the Tai Po estate’s owners.
Society & Culture · 30 Aug
The Baptist Oi Kwan Social Service survey also found an average well-being score of 2.87 out of five among more than 1,300 respondents.
Education · 30 Aug
Education Secretary Christine Choi says the proposed teaching would focus on basic concepts, technology applications and curiosity rather than advanced theory.
Education · 30 Aug
The Education Bureau will use population and enrolment projections to identify schools at risk and support possible mergers as the number of school-age children declines.
Government & Politics · 30 Aug
Chief Executive John Lee is due to present both documents on September 16, while the proposed debate extension still needs approval.