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Public Safety & Justice · 11 Sep

Three pedestrians injured after electric car mounts pavement near Ho Man Tin school

A 26-year-old driver was arrested after the crash on Chiu Cheung Street, where temporary traffic restrictions were imposed.

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Society & Culture · 11 Sep

Free HKDI exhibition celebrates Leslie Cheung with rare photographs and student designs

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Public Safety & Justice · 11 Sep

Police investigate reported HK$30 million-plus Mark Six win involving 15 FEHD staff

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Government & Politics · 11 Sep

G19 lawmakers urge Hong Kong to set maritime decarbonisation roadmap, prioritise Kai Tak shore power

The group wants a cross-department mechanism, funding support and a timetable for facilities at Kai Tak Cruise Terminal and Kwai Tsing Container Terminals.

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Government & Politics · 11 Sep

Hong Kong has no plans to cap arrivals under talent schemes, Chris Sun says

The comments came after a University of Hong Kong researcher proposed an immigration limit based on the city’s capacity and regular reviews of labour needs.

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Health · 11 Sep

74 complete Hong Kong’s first dental internship; 46 join Department of Health

One trainee’s placement was extended after an alleged unauthorised access to the medical records of 16 patients, with the case still under review.

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Public Safety & Justice · 11 Sep

Driver arrested after woman in her 90s hit at Chai Wan crossing

The woman was unconscious with head injuries after being struck by a light goods vehicle near Fung Ha Road and Fei Tsui Road on September 11.

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Public Safety & Justice · 11 Sep

Scaffolding worker dies after rooftop fall in Sham Shui Po

The worker fell with a scaffold bracket at a building on Yu Chau Street and later died at Caritas Medical Centre.

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Society & Culture · 11 Sep

Kennedy Town seawall’s Grade 2 status reported as 200-metre walkway planned

Star Headline described the status as proposed, while RTHK reported that it had been granted; construction is forecast to start in mid-2028.

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Public Safety & Justice · 11 Sep

Two restaurants in Kwun Tong and Hung Hom splashed with red paint

The same-group restaurants were affected at about 6am and 7am on September 11, with police treating both incidents as criminal damage.

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Public Safety & Justice · 11 Sep

Disbanded Hong Kong Alliance fined HK$1.5 million as leaders jailed for up to 7 years 3 months

The court said the case involved no violence but was serious because of the activities’ scale, duration and influence.

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Transport · 11 Sep

Suspected water-main burst floods Castle Peak Road in Yuen Long, closing lanes towards Kam Tin

Muddy water flooded the road and footpath near Tai Tong Road Light Rail stop during the morning commute, while workers began repairs and mud clearance.

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