Two women arrested over suspected ill-treatment of 11-year-old
Police said the girl had swollen hands and feet; social workers contacted her family and arranged a medical assessment.
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Hong Kong plans four tourism projects, including industrial tours and Yuen Long outings
The projects are due to roll out in phases from the fourth quarter of 2026, with seasonal nature visits among the plans.
Hong Kong Marathon 5km race adds 1,500 places as registration opens on 20 October
The organiser reports a record 140,000-plus registrations for 78,000 main-event places; the youth race offers 3,000 places on a first-come basis.
Ocean Park plans marine mammal centre and new panda exhibit for anniversary
The centre is due to open in January 2027, with the panda exhibit expected later that year; visitors can also submit memories by 15 December.
Crooked Island’s once-a-decade festival draws about 6,000 people in three days
A resident brought his children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren to see the ritual, as an academic warned that older villagers handle much of the organising.
Tai Po FC and Gabriel Mesquita agree to end contract after inquiry
The club said its committee heard the Brazilian midfielder’s account before completing an investigation into reported racist and insulting messages.
Tai Po suspends Gabriel Mesquita from first-team training and matches over alleged racist remarks
The club has issued the midfielder a formal warning; its disciplinary committee will continue reviewing the matter.
Renovated Yuen Long centre can serve 130 people with disabilities
Jockey Club The Nexus Point for Rehab now has accessible training facilities, a licensed kitchen and a health-support programme.
Three siblings set for temporary residential care after hospital checks
A multidisciplinary assessment expected in about a week will shape longer-term arrangements; the children may not be accommodated together.
Hong Kong legislator proposes Guangdong care-home pilot for older parents and disabled children
Grace Chan Man-yee’s idea responds to a 65-year-old caregiver’s worries about her son’s future; medical and practical arrangements would need working out.
Hong Kong Wine & Dine Festival expands into Tamar Park, with late hours until 1am
Admission costs HK$40; visitors can join three guided tasting routes and more than 20 masterclasses and expert tastings.
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