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Hong Kong must improve management of its natural assets in the wake of storm damage and several tragedies.
With 27 cyclists injured, including 13 in a single pile-up, organisers of the Hong Kong event must look into the complaints of riders.
After Hong Kong’s worst site accident 30 years ago, there were new laws and promises of lessons learned. But today there are still far too many deaths.
The Hong Kong government may be taking tough approach to deaths of two workmen, but such a stance has failed in the past and tragedies continue.
The government has promised to act following unlawful development and use of land at a Hong Kong luxury estate.
City government should consider setting up a task force to deal with aged buildings that pose a threat to residents and even passers-by.
- Vehicles collided outside Sung Wong Toi Garden on Ma Tau Chung Road in Kowloon City at around 7.24am
- Six men and five women sent to hospitals in Yau Ma Tei with minor injuries
No one hurt in the incident, with police treating the case as criminal damage.
Boy sustains head and arm injuries, while 28-year-old helper also ejected from vehicle suffers head, arm and leg injuries.
Police say driver of green-top minibus appeared to faint, slumping over wheel before vehicle collided with wall at junction in Tai Po.
Resident went with his wife to fire station on Hennessy Road in Wan Chai at around 2.50am to seek help.
Kwai Chung Hospital creates review panel to look into disappearance of 20-year-old patient from site’s recovery centre, shortly before his fatal fall on October 13.
Philippine Coast Guard commend crew of MV Deryoung Space, including its Filipino captain, for rescuing one of two fishermen who went missing amid bad weather.
Police say bus was driving along Java Road in North Point before turning and crashing into entrance of Hong Kong Funeral Home.
Five-member jury returns unanimous verdict of death by suicide in the case of Le Van Muoi.
Studiodanz and Engineering Impact plead guilty to total of nine charges arising from incidents at Hong Kong Coliseum on July 25 and 28 last year.
Preliminary investigation suggests water pipe connected to fire-fighting facilities had burst, flooding tracks, source says.
Thirty-six people evacuated after blaze breaks out at 1.10pm in Lau Fau Shan.
City has recorded a spike in accidents related to lifting operations this year.
His warning follows accident at public works site where four workers were injured when hit by falling metal rods, the second incident in as many days.
Minibus driver, 75, arrested for dangerous driving causing death after vehicle hits woman in San Po Kong.
Firefighters freed the four workers with pair who sustained serious injuries rushed to hospital.
Vehicle was carrying more than 50 children and four teachers, according to school vice-principal.
Man behind wheel of bus arrested on suspicion of dangerous driving causing grievous bodily harm, after vehicle knocks down man believed to be jaywalking.
Driver, 23, killed after being flung from motorbike on Tam Kon Shan Road; passenger undergoing treatment at hospital for multiple injuries.
Reverend Derek Li, father of dancer Mo Li, reveals breakthrough, saying his son has regained functions by ‘proactively facilitating the aggressive treatment every day’.
Cab was travelling along Cheung Tsing Tunnel with two male tourists on board.
Thirty years after a China Airlines Flight 605 skidded off the runway at Kai Tak Airport and fell into Victoria Harbour, we revisit our coverage of the historic event on November 4, 1993.
The 29-year-old was hospitalised with leg injuries, while driver of Ferrari escaped unhurt.
Two fireboats, two speedboats carrying divers, 11 fire engines and two ambulances deployed to put out blaze.
Stepfather suffers multiple cut wounds in knife attack, source familiar with case says.
Source familiar with situation says police working with Government Flying Service to determine whether they could airlift group stuck on Shek Kwu Chau.
Police received two reports of individuals falling on tracks at platforms along East Rail line.
Trains crash at around 7pm at the Hang Mei Tsuen stop in Tin Shui Wai, near border with mainland China.
Driver orders passengers off Discovery Bay bus after he spots smoke coming from vehicle before it was engulfed in flames.
