Tragedy struck Mong Kong yesterday afternoon when an 82-year-old woman was knocked down and killed by a Lung Fung pharmacy truck driver. According to police, truck driver Mr Chan, 54, was driving […]
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Tragedy struck Mong Kong yesterday afternoon when an 82-year-old woman was knocked down and killed by a Lung Fung pharmacy truck driver. According to police, truck driver Mr Chan, 54, was driving […]
The fire truck driver who killed American adventurer Benjamin Restrepo in Sai Kung in 2020 was today sentenced to four weeks jail, with a favour granted from magistrate Lau Suk-han to […]
Hotel booking sites are still selling rooms in a fire-ravaged Hong Kong building condemned as “dangerous” by the government, a Transit Jam investigation has found. One global platform, Booking.com, offers at least […]
Police have arrested a 65-year-old taxi driver for dangerous driving following a fatal crash on a Kwun Tong Road sliproad last night. According to police, driver Mr Lee was driving westbound on […]
Transport Department (TD) has retired just 11.4 km of road railings under its “Walk in HK” initiative, the government revealed today, with another 1,824 unnecessary road signs removed to declutter pavements. The […]
The government today denied lawmakers a chance to vote on whether an elevated cycle track should be included in its controversial T4 Trunk Road project after Hong Kong Island West lawmaker Regina […]
The tragic discovery of a decade-old skeleton in an apartment in Portland Street yesterday revealed Buildings Department had targeted the building for inspection in 2019, visiting that specific apartment at least once […]
The government has taken a heavy pen to environmental and active transport aspects of its pet T4 Trunk Road project, slashing a bike path, pedestrian lifts, noise barriers and beautification features from […]
The CEO of the fund behind a slate of six half-century-old Jordan firetrap apartments repurposed as dormitories for 66 imported mainland minibus drivers is also a top figure in two government-funded transport […]
The government should improve the nomination procedure for future District Council elections, according to one of a raft of measures proposed by the Electoral Affairs Commission (EAC) in its final report into […]