Hong Kong recorded 61 fatal traffic accidents in the first seven months of the year, the most since 2020.
According to Jupas, 89.7 per cent of this year’s applicants have been offered spots at their top three choices.
Director of Architectural Services Edward Tse says he is saddened over death of man, 69, who was working on elevating platform at Kwai Chung sports centre.
Cranes and 60 sandbags were delivered on Monday, and digging will start on Tuesday, regardless of the weather, the Post has learned.
Professors and lecturers warn use of generative artificial intelligence, or GenAI, on campuses will force changes to traditional ways of assessing students and unchecked use of the tools could undermine academic literacy.
Expo hosts more than 50 aviation industry employers, offering about 6,500 vacancies, according to Airport Authority.
ChatGPT and Dall-E to be used at HKU; academics say they want students to be ‘forerunners and leaders’ in the field.
Robots are capable of examining the facilities in greater detail than humans, engineers say.
City reports 54.2 per cent drop in cases compared with same period last year.
Driver reported two passengers’ conversation about bomb plot to police and was rewarded when pair were convicted.
Finding a school is hard for some, and children have to adjust to using Cantonese and English.
Vendors expect brisk business, noting much larger turnout than in previous years.
Hong Kong Polytechnic University will join Food Angel for community health monitoring programme targeting elderly residents.
Hong Kong Trade Development Council says attendees spent HK$872 on average at joint event comprising book fair, Sports and Leisure Expo and World of Snacks.
Petition created in response to private members’ bill by three lawmakers to overhaul CUHK’s governing body and allow external appointees to dominate council.
Independent Commission Against Corruption held two workshops on technologies upon invitation by United Nations Office of Drugs and Crime.
Of the four star pupils, two are from St Paul’s Co-educational College in Central. Last year, 11 top scorers each came from different schools.
Universities urged to ease language requirement, government mental health adviser suggests setting a quota.
Lawmakers suggest charging bus passengers by distance travelled over concerns HK$2 public transport subsidy for elderly, disabled residents straining public finances.
Some 66 per cent of primary school pupils secured their top choice this year, down from last year’s record of 71 per cent.
Gambling hub records 2.85 million visitors from Hong Kong during first five months of year, more than 90 per cent of pre-pandemic levels.
Parents line up to get walk-in tickets at immigration office for document needed for children to return to city from mainland China and Macau.
Secretary for Development Bernadette Linn orders head of Buildings Department to look into blocks in city that have not undergone integrity checks after warning.
Old ID cards are still valid and may be replaced at six Registration of People offices across city.
Poll by Evangelical Lutheran Church Social Service also finds pupils opting to cover up felt higher levels of social anxiety than schoolmates who ditched their masks.
Zheng Yanxiong, director of the central government’s local liaison office in the city, notes that a ‘lovely Hong Kong’ has returned.
Organisers say they do not have lists of books that could not be displayed because they trust their exhibitors.
World’s largest recreational drone manufacturer opens retail space in Tsim Sha Tsui in crossover with Swedish camera maker Hasselblad.
Many point to more choices and cheaper options already available at wet markets, while elderly shoppers say they are put off by needing to rely on app for discount.
According to official statistics, about 96 per cent of suspected fare cheating cases last year involved MTR services.
