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Nadia Lam
Reporter, Hong Kong
Nadia Lam joined the Post in 2020 after graduating with a degree in journalism. She is currently a reporter on the City desk.
Nadia Lam joined the Post in 2020 after graduating with a degree in journalism. She is currently a reporter on the City desk.
Languages Spoken:
English, Cantonese
Legislator Maggie Chan says city should remove historical terms from law books as first step.
Study by Lingnan University interviewed 106 food delivery workers, with 89 per cent of respondents from ethnic minority groups.
John Lee to ask Labour and Welfare Bureau to look into strengthening inspection and supervision capabilities on such residential homes.
John Lee reveals more than 40 people breached health code since August, while 8 to 9 per cent of residents subject to compulsory testing did not comply in past two months.
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Police Commissioner Raymond Siu also reveals counterterrorism hotline has received more than 6,300 messages since launch in June.
Professor Ivan Hung says city could do away with recently revealed ‘0+3’ arrangement if imported cases remain less than 5 per cent of monthly virus tally.
Industry leaders welcome move revealed on Friday, but some urge authorities to remove all travel restrictions to make the city more attractive to tourists.
Chief executive warns media workers that no one is above the law and everyone needs to fulfil their civic responsibility.
Cannabis suspected to have been imported from North America, according to police.
New declaration part of authorities bid to step up surveillance on the city’s labour groups.
Dicky Chan, who became a bone marrow donor at the age of 25, urges young people to sign up for registry to save more lives.
Give subsidies to parents and those who freeze their eggs or sperm to reverse drop in the birth rate, Regina Ip tells government.
Source says authorities considering raising jab threshold for temporary vaccine pass, with health expert arguing move would ensure everyone is treated equally.
But political analyst warns blanket proposal by Electoral Affairs Commission could deprive public of right to vote.
Chief Executive John Lee says guests are keen to attend the Hong Kong summit, slated for November 1 and 2.
Ambrose Lee, who served as Hong Kong’s secretary for security from 2003 to 2012, died in his sleep on August 14, aged 73.
Women in managerial positions earned HK$9,800 less each month than men at the same level, data shows.
Nathan Lam says school’s proposal did not meet her expectations and the two sides ‘remain divided’.
Messages in the channel included posts teaching protesters how to use ‘fire magic’, referring to petrol bombs.
Hong Kong leader John Lee expresses concern and sadness over death of five-year-old boy found covered with bruises and abrasions in subdivided flat.
Relaxation of travel restrictions top of list for businesses, Hong Kong delegations to Kuala Lumpur and Ho Chi Minh City say.
Mo Li has stable vital signs, but his condition remains serious, according to latest hospital updates.
Hong Kong Committee on Children’s Rights received more than 1,600 messages over weekend from parents worrying about restricted access citywide for young ones.
Some children have been admitted to adult wards instead, Hospital Authority Chief Manager Dr Lau Ka-hin says.
Problem persists because authorities focus on removal of vehicles instead of holding owners accountable, according to watchdog.
Han Zheng tells high-powered Belt and Road Summit in video speech that city must maintain common law system, develop value-added services for projects under Beijing’s trade initiative.
Education Bureau says secondary schools must ensure 90 per cent of students are triple vaccinated if they plan to hold full-day classes on campus from November.
Three lawmakers did not violate Legco guidelines, but early bonuses ‘affect public perceptions about use of taxpayers’ money’.
Amendment to Hong Kong’s Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Ordinance will require owners to ensure the welfare of their pets.
