Man admits attempted arson and attempted wounding after dousing wife and daughter
Sentencing was adjourned until 23 November for reports on the 43-year-old man and his wife and daughter, who were both struck during the incident.
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The Environmental Protection Department says the expanded part of the West New Territories landfill has extended its operating hours to take the diverted waste.
Woman unconscious after fall at Tsim Sha Tsui shopping centre
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Tsim Sha Tsui pharmacy worker arrested over alleged HK$11,400 herb sale
Customs said the herbs were ground before the customer had agreed to buy them; the visitor ultimately paid HK$11,400 for half.
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The 17-year-old handed over her socks before going home; police later advised night travellers to stay alert and use well-lit routes.
Housing officer admits falsely claiming two applications were approved
The 36-year-old admitted misconduct over a tenancy change and a community group’s activity application; the court ordered about HK$34,000 in compensation.
Buildings Department appeals ruling on contractor registration refusal
Aggressive Construction Company Limited is defending a ruling that quashed the refusal and ordered the department to reconsider its renewal application.
Beauty therapist jailed for fraud after women were taken to Myanmar
The judge said the women were forcibly moved to Myanmar and confined at a scam compound.
Officer recounts finding human remains in unit during murder trial
Police had gone to a Lung Mei Tsuen unit after being told a vehicle that had carried Choi was seen in the village.
Brother of Abby Choi’s former husband bought tools later found in the flat, court hears
CCTV showed the buyer making circular and striking gestures while asking questions in the shop.
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