Mainland traveller charged after about 6kg of suspected cannabis found at Hong Kong airport
The seized items, including two boxes of products said to contain Part 1 poisons, were valued at about HK$1.3 million.
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Kowloon West sleeping site recorded apparent temperature of 48.5°C, Impact HK survey finds
The July-to-August study also found severe pest problems affecting sleep and skin health, with 87% of respondents staying at their sites during extreme weather.
Two cyclists injured after car crosses into opposing lane in Sai Kung
The collision happened near Marina Cove on Tai Mong Tsai Road as the car was travelling towards Pak Tam Chung.
Chan says Hong Kong will continue Belt and Road hub role as ASEAN links grow
Direct investment in ASEAN was reported at US$16.5 billion in an unspecified year, while more than 930 ASEAN and Middle Eastern companies have set up in Hong Kong.
Hong Kong expands workplace heat-warning system, but warnings do not automatically stop work
The revised system adds triggers for conditions including strong heat radiation and poor ventilation, while employers remain responsible for managing heat-related risks.
Woman arrested after three live cats found at Sha Tau Kok checkpoint
Customs officers found the cats in the shoulder bag of a 56-year-old local woman on September 5, with the case referred to the Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department.
CY Leung urges deeper Hong Kong-Fujian ties and promotes city as international connector
Speaking at a seminar on 6 September, he said Hong Kong was Fujian’s preferred “super-connector” for overseas expansion, investment and resources.
Hiker airlifted after collapsing on Yuk Kwai Shan; death report unconfirmed
A man aged about 70 was taken to Eastern Hospital for emergency treatment after collapsing and suffering injuries while hiking alone on Ap Lei Chau on 6 September.
Hong Kong Chinese Medicine Hospital plans 24-hour inpatient service from December 2026
The planned service will focus on seriously ill patients who need close monitoring, supervision or combined Chinese and Western medical assessment and treatment.
Hong Kong to publish first five-year plan and Policy Address on September 16
Chief Executive John Lee said the documents would be released together after more than two months of public consultation.
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