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Super Typhoon Ragasa
When a typhoon hits Hong Kong
What happens when a typhoon hits Hong Kong? From the science behind a T10 signal to how the city copes, this story explores the anatomy of a storm and its impact on the city.
23 Sep 2025 - 8:00PM
Animal welfare in Hong Kong
Death stranding: why dolphins, porpoises and whales wash ashore in Hong Kong
2 Jun 2025 - 11:15AM
Trail running and hiking
Test of endurance: a visual guide to The North Face 100 trail race in Hong Kong
6 Dec 2024 - 1:00PM
Hong Kong environmental issues
All you need to know about Hong Kong’s new ban on single-use plastics – a complete visual guide
Hong Kong is taking a major step in its war on waste by banning many single-use plastics. Here’s a visual guide on how much we waste, and the new rules aimed at tackling the problem.
19 Apr 2024 - 11:53AM
Climate change
Hong Kong’s hottest summer ever - a visual explainer
The hottest summer ever recorded in Hong Kong coincided with higher temperatures elsewhere in Asia, as global climate change also sent the mercury rising in Europe and North America. Will next year be hotter?
18 Sep 2023 - 12:00PM
Infographics
Charting Hong Kong’s Covid-19 super-spreader dance cluster
How club-hopping dance enthusiasts spread the coronavirus.
2 Jan 2021 - 9:00AM
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Infographics
Was the cost of a mass Covid-19 test good value for Hong Kong?
Beijing joined forces with local authorities to offer Hongkongers a free Covid-19 Universal Community Testing Programme. Was it a success?
28 Sep 2020 - 5:00PM
Infographics
Hong Kong’s tough quarantine and travel restrictions
The Hong Kong government was quick to impose strict measures on inbound travellers to contain the spread of the coronavirus after most infections were confirmed to be imported. Since spiking in late March, the number of new infections continues to fall.
1 May 2020 - 8:00AM
Infographics
Community outbreaks of Covid-19 in Hong Kong
16 Feb 2020 - 10:56AM
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