Hong Kong News

Tuesday, October 29, 2024

Unlicensed Chinese Medicine Practitioner Sentenced to 6 Years in Prison

An unlicensed Chinese medicine practitioner was sentenced to 6 years in prison for puncturing a patient’s lung, resulting in her death. The victim had cried out in pain and asked to stop the treatment, but the practitioner claimed it was normal.

Probiotics Company Sues Consumer Council for Defamation

A probiotics company is suing the Consumer Council for defamation and claiming 4 million in business losses. The company claims that the council’s statements about their products were false and damaging.

Overseas Employee Dies in Motorcycle Accident

An overseas employee died in a motorcycle accident, and the company is facing questions about the circumstances surrounding the death.

National Security Guidelines for Public Officials

Deng Bingqiang has stated that national security guidelines for public officials do not include penalties. This has sparked debate about the effectiveness of the guidelines.

Sports Arbitration Pilot to Launch Next Year

The sports arbitration pilot is set to launch next year, with the goal of resolving disputes in the sports industry. However, the National Swimming Federation has expressed concerns about the pilot.

240,000 High-Level Talents Approved to Renew Target

The government has approved 240,000 high-level talents to renew their target of 50,000. However, members are questioning the lack of confidence in retaining people to develop a low-level economy.

Paralympic Boy Undergoes Surgery Despite Discrimination

A Paralympic boy with small eyesight and big bone disease has undergone surgery despite facing discrimination. He hopes to become a teacher and carer for patients.

New Drug Subsidy Scope Urged to be Introduced

The Hope to Be a Teacher and Carer for Patients Foundation is urging the introduction of a new drug subsidy scope as soon as possible.

National Security Judge Refutes Application

A national security judge has refuted an application by Zou Xingtong, citing a lack of evidence.

Hong Kong Railway 45th Anniversary Reception

The Hong Kong Railway 45th Anniversary Reception was held, with Li Jiachao calling for the expansion of the railway network to create economic benefits.

Woman Denies Violating Mask Rules

A woman has denied violating mask rules after being accused by police. The incident has sparked debate about the enforcement of mask rules.

Engineer of Electrical and Mechanical Department Pleads Guilty

An engineer of the Electrical and Mechanical Department has pleaded guilty to borrowing NT$360,000 from his subordinates.

Former Japanese Chef Receives Suspended Sentence

A former Japanese chef at the Four Seasons Hotel has received a suspended sentence for secretly filming three girls up their skirts.

70-Year-Old Man Refuses to Touch Granddaughter’s Private Parts

A 70-year-old man has refused to touch his 5-year-old granddaughter’s private parts, citing a lack of consent.

Bill Amended to Crack Down on Abandoned Cars

The bill has been amended to crack down on abandoned cars, with those who abandon their cars on the street facing imprisonment if they do not renew their license within two years.

90% of Respondents Have Spinal Pain Affecting Their Lives

A survey has found that 90% of respondents have spinal pain affecting their lives, highlighting the need for better healthcare services.

Shenzhen Railway Group Loses RMB 3.8 Billion in Half a Year

The Shenzhen Railway Group has lost RMB 3.8 billion in half a year, sparking concerns about the impact of the property market downturn on the railway industry.

Experts Discuss Impact of Property Market Downturn

Experts have discussed the impact of the property market downturn on the railway industry, citing the end of the golden era of real estate and railway support.

Jen-Hsun Huang and Tony Leung Awarded Honorary Doctorate

Jen-Hsun Huang and Tony Leung have been awarded an honorary doctorate by the University of Science and Technology.

District Councilors Advocate for 5 Fewer Mosquitoes in Drinks

District councilors have advocated for 5 fewer mosquitoes in drinks at the sports park canteen, citing concerns about public health.

Visually Impaired Participate in Disney 10K Race

The visually impaired have participated in the Disney 10K race, highlighting the importance of inclusivity in sports.

700 People Sign Up for Golden Treasure Competition

700 people have signed up for the Golden Treasure competition at the Shatin Cycling Festival, highlighting the popularity of cycling in Hong Kong.