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Angel Woo
Reporter, Hong Kong
Angel Woo joined the Post in 2025 after working at Mingpao Weekly and interning at both the Post and Reuters. She graduated from The Chinese University of Hong Kong with a degree in Global Communication.
Angel Woo joined the Post in 2025 after working at Mingpao Weekly and interning at both the Post and Reuters. She graduated from The Chinese University of Hong Kong with a degree in Global Communication.
Areas of Expertise:
Hong Kong general newsLanguages Spoken:
Cantonese, English, Mandarin
Exhibition organiser Informa Markets offers lessons on dress codes and communication for digital natives not used to in-person interactions.
HKU’s Jockey Club Centre for Suicide Research and Prevention says estimated suicide rate in 2024 stood at 14.1 deaths per 100,000 people.
Patients referred by family doctors can also receive services in the future, authorities say.
Liberal Party lawmakers Michael Lee and Peter Shiu are pushing to lift ban on flavoured cigarettes and apply ‘positive vetting’ process.
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Team of scientists aims to develop an injectable drug and hopes it can also be used to treat peripheral artery disease.
Drone patrols aim to further deter dangerous driving amid 47 per cent drop in fatal crashes in first seven months of this year.
Expert warns of ‘extreme danger’ and possible law violations under the Road Traffic Ordinance after video draws criticism online.
Force makes arrests at airport after receiving reports from three passengers on two Hong Kong-bound flights from Malaysia and Switzerland.
Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts also stops short of explaining why anniversary event interview with playwright went unpublished.
Families also raise concerns about poor transport links for Erudite Government Primary School, which is located in a new development area.
Suspects post images of items sold at supermarkets, personal care and clothing stores on online platforms to test market before stealing, police say.
Authorities say 211 of users aged 21 or under, while youngest only 11.
Expats in city tell the Post that large-scale events such as National Games fail to consider English-speaking community.
Police say scaffolding covered second and third floors of Elegant Terrace residential complex and collapsed during dismantling.
HKU researchers trained model by examining more than 40,000 sperm images from 117 men diagnosed with infertility.
‘Operators provided QR codes for gamblers to make online payments, which made the investigation even more difficult,’ senior inspector says.
CUHK researchers say drug Maraviroc tested on mice suffering from sarcopenia, with rodents seeing significant improvements in muscle mass.
Authorities confirm problematic winning bid was the lowest among contenders while logistics company that delivered water says it is also a victim in case.
When Ruby Yip Tsz-ying was in secondary school, she filmed ‘Dear Pandemic’ which was selected as a finalist in the 27th IFVA Awards youth category.
Kenny Lau Kin-gi, a student from Diocesan Boys’ School, co-founded ARCHive, a platform hoping to arouse young people’s interest in architecture.
Wong Ka-yu from Diocesan Girls’ School says Olympiad mathematics showed her how the subject is applicable to everyday life.
Now, the Best Improvement winner of the Student of the Year Awards says he is studying social work ‘to save some teenagers like me from the abyss’.
In early 2020, when Ceon Yan Tsz-soen was 16, she was diagnosed with lymphoma, a cancer of the lymphatic system.
As president of the student council, Karndeep Singh and his team helped ‘act as a bridge between teachers and students’ during tough times.
Areeba Afrah struggled with online classes in Bangladesh due to Covid travel restrictions, and battled lung infection soon after getting back to Hong Kong.
When Chan Tsz-yiu was chairperson of her secondary school’s student union, she organised a talent show and commemorative video despite facing challenges from the pandemic.
This year’s Linguist (Cantonese) winner in the Student of the Year Awards, Amber Wong Seng-ying, introduced a Cantonese column in her school magazine.
Hannah Bailey Cherry worked with Filipino NGOs to deliver books to underprivileged children, and her idea for reselling used titles has spread to Brazil and Türkiye.
Icy Ku Ping-sum, a Form Six student at St Paul’s Co-educational College, shares how she developed a love for the language.
