Revealed: the brownfield battle lines disrupting Hong Kong housing development
PUBLISHED : Thursday, 27 October, 2016, 10:13am
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![Shoaib Hussain (right), who books interpretation service for ethnic minorities, poses for picture with Ali (not his real name), 44, from Pakistan. Ali, who suffers from heart issues and diabetes, came to Hong Kong in 1994 and finds it difficult to get interpretation service in hospitals. Photo: Nora Tam]( "Shoaib Hussain (right), who books interpretation service for ethnic minorities, poses for picture with Ali (not his real name), 44, from Pakistan. Ali, who suffers from heart issues and diabetes, came to Hong Kong in 1994 and finds it difficult to get interpretation service in hospitals. Photo: Nora Tam")
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![Shoaib Hussain (right), who books interpretation service for ethnic minorities, poses for picture with Ali (not his real name), 44, from Pakistan. Ali, who suffers from heart issues and diabetes, came to Hong Kong in 1994 and finds it difficult to get interpretation service in hospitals. Photo: Nora Tam]( "Shoaib Hussain (right), who books interpretation service for ethnic minorities, poses for picture with Ali (not his real name), 44, from Pakistan. Ali, who suffers from heart issues and diabetes, came to Hong Kong in 1994 and finds it difficult to get interpretation service in hospitals. Photo: Nora Tam")
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![Beijing’s investment in Kenya’s railways under its belt and road global infrastructure plan aims to revive and extend trading routes connecting China with Central Asia, the Middle East, Africa and Europe. Photo: Bloomberg]( "Beijing’s investment in Kenya’s railways under its belt and road global infrastructure plan aims to revive and extend trading routes connecting China with Central Asia, the Middle East, Africa and Europe. Photo: Bloomberg")
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![A worker works at a furnace at a steel plant of Dalian Special Steel Co Ltd in Dalian, Liaoning province, China April 8, 2018. Photo: Reuters]( "A worker works at a furnace at a steel plant of Dalian Special Steel Co Ltd in Dalian, Liaoning province, China April 8, 2018. Photo: Reuters")
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