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Jayson Albano
Supervising Producer
Jayson joined the Post in 2022. He is Filipino-Chinese, born in Manila and raised in Hong Kong. Jayson previously worked at Reuters where he first dabbled in field production and broadcast television. He has produced award-winning stories around Asia, from India and Sri Lanka to the Philippines. He also likes cats.
Jayson joined the Post in 2022. He is Filipino-Chinese, born in Manila and raised in Hong Kong. Jayson previously worked at Reuters where he first dabbled in field production and broadcast television. He has produced award-winning stories around Asia, from India and Sri Lanka to the Philippines. He also likes cats.
Areas of Expertise:
Video production: breaking news, explainers and documentariesLanguages Spoken:
English
A former army chief and dozens of other officers and civilians have been arrested in recent weeks as the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) seized 52 million ringgit (US$12.8 million) in cash, gold, cars and luxury watches.
Police say officers on scene at Tuen Mun Town Plaza shopping centre had no choice but to shoot man to save passer-by.
The restaurant says it had to call police over unruly Chinese diners, but online sleuths say the real cause of the trouble was dual pricing on its menus.
The public debate has inevitably drawn parallels with problems faced by China’s own population.
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The ‘Yau Ma Tei Police Station: A Cinematic Journey’ exhibition opens on January 2, paying tribute to Hong Kong’s classic crime films.
13km (8-mile) walkway connects Kennedy Town and Shau Kei Wan with the last 1.1km section opening in North Point.
Ho Wai-ho died at the age of 37 battling the fire at Wang Fuk Court that claimed the lives of at least 160 in late November.
37-year-old firefighter died battling a massive inferno that engulfed several Tai Po residential blocks in late November.
Tai Bo Cafe in Yuen Long has gone viral online thanks to a copypasta trend on Threads recommending their meat patties, and have seen customers from as far as Macau.
SPCA said 50 pets have been identified as dead in the Wang Fuk Court fire.
Separated from his father during an ICE check-in, the 6-year-old never appeared in federal detainee records, leaving advocates searching.
Government-certified lab found a piece of netting from a construction site ignited, prompting calls to review standards after deadly fire at public housing estate in Hong Kong.
Part of the global Wwoof programme, the Sho Farm near Tokyo lets visitors get their hands dirty and learn all about organic farming.
IndiGo attributed the chaos to a combination of operational and weather-related challenges.
IndiGo attributed the chaos to a combination of operational and weather-related challenges.
More than 200 citizens revisited sites where soldiers stormed parliament in December 2024.
Residents in New Delhi are demanding government action over poor air quality.
The removal of scaffolding and protective nets follows a central government announcement of nationwide inspections of fire safety standards in high-rise buildings across China.
Social enterprise Vivere Sky serves art to the residents of Sham Shui Po while giving young artists a chance to shine.
The city’s deadliest fire in recent decades has united residents to donate food, clothes, goods and services to those affected.
Urbanites looking to experience rural life in Japan can get a dose of sustainability education through the decades-old international Wwoof program.
After rising from humble beginnings, Dan On has been on a mission to build a sustainable community by giving back to the underprivileged.
Cyclist Ceci Lee Sze-wing won her second gold medal at a Chinese National Games, while Nicholas Halliday claimed the top spot in sailing for Hong Kong.
‘I will not run away,’ the rapper said in a video of him outside a police station before voluntarily turning himself in.
Japan is looking to shake off the perception that it is too expensive for digital nomads as it weighs a potential boost to the economy.
Local authorities across Japan are stepping up efforts to attract more digital nomads, even as major cities grapple with tourist overload.
Behind the animated avatars are real people who offer a glimpse into the new industry and how they connect with fans on a deeply personal level, forming devoted communities worldwide.
