Hong Kong International School to continue after LCMS settlement ends formal ties
The school’s existing leadership will remain in place and its Repulse Bay and Tai Tam campuses will continue operating under a confidential agreement.
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Hong Kong traffic broadly smooth on first school day, but one student reports lateness
The Transport Department activated its highest-level joint command mode and deployed about 100 staff to monitor transport conditions across the city.
Hong Kong flu remains active as schools reopen; vaccination drive to start on September 17
Activity reached or slightly passed a peak in August, but health officials say it is too early to estimate how long the period of heightened activity will last.
Two Mercedes cars crash on Fanling Highway; driver questioned over suspected alcohol involvement
The collision near the Wo Hop Shek exit damaged about 20 metres of road barriers, while both reports said no one was injured.
14-year-old student injured by car wheel outside Tai Kok Tsui school on first day of term
The boy was taken to Kwong Wah Hospital after reportedly returning to the vehicle to retrieve an item, while the driver stayed to assist police.
Hong Kong health authorities inspect seven premises over alleged WT1 cancer-prevention claims
The Department of Health says WT1 is not a registered pharmaceutical product in Hong Kong and has referred the case to regulators and enforcement bodies.
Hong Kong retail sales rise 4.5% in July as association chair warns of weak conditions
The increase extended a 15-month growth streak, while online sales and jewellery, watch, clock and valuable-gift sales grew faster than the overall market.
Registered owner fined HK$3,000 in Hong Kong’s first conviction over long-unlicensed vehicle
The new vehicle registration and licensing rules took effect on 22 December 2025 and require owners to act after receiving a notice from the Transport Department.
Hong Kong registers chronic hives medicine as ‘1+’ drug approvals reach 22
The medicine had already been approved by a US drug regulatory authority and was judged by Hong Kong authorities to meet safety, efficacy and quality requirements.
Westbound Hong Kong tram services still suspended after power fault
Eastbound services between Percival Street and North Point Terminus had resumed by 8pm, while Shek Tong Tsui Terminus was temporarily closed for emergency repairs.
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