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Fiona Sun
Fiona Sun joined the Hong Kong desk of the Post in 2019. She writes on issues that matter to the city’s residents, including geographic communities, ethnic minorities or those brought together by common causes and interests. She has a master's degree in journalism from the University of Hong Kong.
Fiona Sun joined the Hong Kong desk of the Post in 2019. She writes on issues that matter to the city’s residents, including geographic communities, ethnic minorities or those brought together by common causes and interests. She has a master's degree in journalism from the University of Hong Kong.
Areas of Expertise:
Hong Kong societyLanguages Spoken:
English, Mandarin, Cantonese
Department of Health says prescription-only injections can only be sold in pharmacies under supervision of registered pharmacists.
Residents of BeLIVING Youth Hub in Causeway Bay were earlier told they had to move out by the end of February.
Our Hong Kong Foundation develops new tool to assess literacy in Chinese medicine, finds ‘moderate level’ of understanding among respondents.
As the new mandatory reporting law takes effect, parents already under ‘tremendous pressure’ plead for greater understanding and support.
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Social welfare lawmaker says the number identified fails to reflect risk status of over 500,000 elderly people living alone or in pairs.
Chief Secretary Eric Chan outlines reforms to ‘Smart Tender’ scheme, including homeowner surveys and stricter oversight to combat bid-rigging.
Hub will focus on high-value goods, e-commerce and low-altitude economy, with authorities to gauge interest in the cluster’s first site this year.
Firefighters say 78-year-old victim had a habit of burning mugwort.
Reshuffle not triggered by recent controversy over her choice of attire at firefighter Ho Wai-ho’s funeral but by other complaints, sources say.
Environmental Protection Department employs two systems – one for detecting bird species and another for monitoring trees – at Hong Kong Wetland Park.
Authority says it receives an average of about 5,000 applications a day, releasing figures following complaints about complicated procedures.
Department of Health yet to determine if 14th report of unwell infant after eating potentially contaminated baby formula.
The Post examines the recall, the risk associated with the toxin, and recommended disposal steps for affected items.
Two men reportedly volunteered to fight for Ukraine in war, but died in Russian attack in Zaporizhzhia Oblast.
Sole delegate to National People’s Congress Starry Lee expects the city’s role in finance, trade, and innovation to be discussed in 15th five-year plan.
As Wang Fuk Court residents and their neighbours pick up the pieces after blaze, glimmers of hope and generosity bring comfort.
Fire-hit residents wish for long-term resettlement, saying they ‘are more concerned about having a roof over their head’.
Neck and facial injuries reported as driver loses control of his car and crashes into bus in Stanley.
Chinese and Western medicine each have their own strengths and ‘sometimes a combination of both is more effective’, official says.
‘DNA tests are still being carried out, and we do not rule out the possibility that the DNA of other deceased people may be identified,’ police commissioner says.
Mortuary specialists prepare bodies of Tai Po fire victims for dignified funerals, offering closure to grieving families.
Health minister says plan underpins city’s contribution to national strategy of bringing healing powers of Chinese medicine to the world.
Authorities may reconsider introducing ‘smart ballot boxes’ to cut chance of voters wrongly marking papers, constitutional affairs chief says.
Leading charity Hong Chi Association partners with art and luxury auction house Christie’s on four-day exhibition at The Henderson.
Police chief Joe Chow also reveals that a piece of bone has been found on the ground after scaffolding removed.
Police say suspect was invited to assist investigation and revealed details in YouTube video next day, with source naming individual as Wong Kwok-ngon.
A 67-year-old woman confirmed as the latest case after hiking in Tsing Yi, the Centre for Health Protection says.
Man, 55, and woman, 49, stopped in Cheung Sha Wan with officers seizing cartridges and packets of suspected etomidate and methamphetamine.
Five posters related to Sunday’s poll allegedly destroyed on Mei Tin Road in Tai Wai, according to force.
