Former church treasurer remanded on 21 charges; transfer hearing set for 12 October
Wong Ka-kee, 56, faces allegations of theft, forgery and dealing with property believed to be criminal proceeds over a period spanning 2007 to 2025.
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Customs seize 4.25 million suspected illicit cigarettes in raids on four Hong Kong warehouses
Four men were arrested after a territory-wide operation on September 1 targeted storage sites in San Tin, Tsuen Wan and North Point.
Tram services between Admiralty and Tonnochy Road suspended after power fault
The Transport Department said it was notified at 9.43pm on September 1, while engineering staff worked to repair the fault and no resumption time was provided.
Woman struck by car and following minibus in Tseung Kwan O
The 29-year-old pedestrian was taken to Queen Elizabeth Hospital after the crash near the Po Lam Ambulance Depot and later regained consciousness.
48-year-old man arrested over suspected covert filming in Tsing Yi supermarket
Police said a 28-year-old woman reported that she may have been filmed inside a Fung Shue Wo Road supermarket on August 28.
Hong Kong man jailed 16 months over sham marriage and false fatherhood declaration
The 32-year-old admitted taking about HK$50,000 to help a mainland woman obtain documents to give birth in Hong Kong, while the Immigration Department investigates others linked to the case.
Hong Kong police find no evidence dog-abuse video was filmed in city
Officers received an electronic report on August 29 and are investigating the role of the account that uploaded or shared the footage.
Five-year-old boy in serious condition with influenza A and severe pneumonia
The child, who has a chronic illness, is being treated in the paediatric intensive care unit at Queen Mary Hospital.
Two boys arrested after 6.4kg of suspected ketamine found in garden lamp posts
Customs found the drugs in a parcel from Belgium and arrested the boys in Ngau Tau Kok during a controlled-delivery operation.
State and aided primary schools to cut about 125 Primary One classes in 2026
The number of schools running only one Primary One class is reported to rise from 47 to 61, although two reports differ slightly on the overall figures.
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