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Easter first day draws huge outbound volume from HK, with mainland trips soaring Hong Kong's Easter holiday began yesterday (April 3), with large outbound crowds building up at multiple cross-boundary checkpoints. According to Immigration Department figures, as of 9:00 p.m. yesterday, the city recorded more than 1.102 million passenger movements in and out of HK. Outbound movements exceeded 770,000, including more than 685,000 local residents.

Hong Kong

2026.04.04 11:25

Easter first day draws huge outbound volume from HK, with mainland trips soaring

Easter first day draws huge outbound volume from HK, with mainland trips soaring

HKO issues warning for strong winds, thunder and heavy showers The Hong Kong Observatory issued a special weather warning this morning (April 4). Influenced by a low-pressure trough, thunderstorm activity is continuing to develop around the Pearl River Estuary. The Observatory expects that over the next one to two hours, in parts of HK, rain may become heavier, and there may be a few bouts of squally thunderstorms.

Hong Kong

2026.04.04 10:39

HKO issues warning for strong winds, thunder and heavy showers

HKO issues warning for strong winds, thunder and heavy showers

Watch This | From desert sands to fertile fields: A Green miracle in Hotan, Xinjiang At the edge of the Taklamakan Desert in Xinjiang, northwest China, more than 800 hectares of newly leveled sandy land have been transformed into fertile fields. Hear the story from a grower in Hotan, one of those helping create this green miracle.

China

2026.04.04 09:15

Watch This | From desert sands to fertile fields: A Green miracle in Hotan, Xinjiang

Watch This | From desert sands to fertile fields: A Green miracle in Hotan, Xinjiang

Chris Sun: '$2 Flat Rate or 80% Off' to run long-term, helps improve 'short journeys on long-haul routes' The government's "HK$2 Public Transport Fare Concession Scheme" for the elderly and eligible persons with disabilities has been adjusted to a new fare calculation mechanism that took effect today (April 3), commonly described as "$2 flat rate or 80 per cent off."

Hong Kong

2026.04.03 20:10

Chris Sun: '$2 Flat Rate or 80% Off' to run long-term, helps improve 'short journeys on long-haul routes'

Chris Sun: '$2 Flat Rate or 80% Off' to run long-term, helps improve 'short journeys on long-haul routes'

Opinion | Cutting off the lifeblood of endangerment: Why asset confiscation in the Lai case is necessary and right The decision by the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government to apply for the confiscation of Jimmy Lai Chee-Ying's crime-related assets marks a critical development in the ongoing protection of national security and the resilience of social order. Recent judicial rulings confirmed that Lai's actions constituted grave threats to the security and well-being of Hong Kong. In the wake of these convictions, the government's move to pursue the proceeds and instruments of such offences is as essential as it is logical.

Eunice Yung

2026.04.03 19:26

Opinion | Cutting off the lifeblood of endangerment: Why asset confiscation in the Lai case is necessary and right

Opinion | Cutting off the lifeblood of endangerment: Why asset confiscation in the Lai case is necessary and right

Easter first day draws huge outbound volume from HK, with mainland trips soaring

Easter first day draws huge outbound volume from HK, with mainland trips soaring

Easter first day draws huge outbound volume from HK, with mainland trips soaring Hong Kong's Easter holiday began yesterday (April 3), with large outbound crowds building up at multiple cross-boundary checkpoints. According to Immigration Department figures, as of 9:00 p.m. yesterday, the city recorded more than 1.102 million passenger movements in and out of HK. Outbound movements exceeded 770,000, including more than 685,000 local residents.

Hong Kong

2026.04.04 11:25

HKO issues warning for strong winds, thunder and heavy showers

HKO issues warning for strong winds, thunder and heavy showers

HKO issues warning for strong winds, thunder and heavy showers The Hong Kong Observatory issued a special weather warning this morning (April 4). Influenced by a low-pressure trough, thunderstorm activity is continuing to develop around the Pearl River Estuary. The Observatory expects that over the next one to two hours, in parts of HK, rain may become heavier, and there may be a few bouts of squally thunderstorms.

Hong Kong

2026.04.04 10:39

Watch This | From desert sands to fertile fields: A Green miracle in Hotan, Xinjiang

Watch This | From desert sands to fertile fields: A Green miracle in Hotan, Xinjiang

Watch This | From desert sands to fertile fields: A Green miracle in Hotan, Xinjiang At the edge of the Taklamakan Desert in Xinjiang, northwest China, more than 800 hectares of newly leveled sandy land have been transformed into fertile fields. Hear the story from a grower in Hotan, one of those helping create this green miracle.

China

2026.04.04 09:15

Chris Sun: '$2 Flat Rate or 80% Off' to run long-term, helps improve 'short journeys on long-haul routes'

Chris Sun: '$2 Flat Rate or 80% Off' to run long-term, helps improve 'short journeys on long-haul routes'

Chris Sun: '$2 Flat Rate or 80% Off' to run long-term, helps improve 'short journeys on long-haul routes' The government's "HK$2 Public Transport Fare Concession Scheme" for the elderly and eligible persons with disabilities has been adjusted to a new fare calculation mechanism that took effect today (April 3), commonly described as "$2 flat rate or 80 per cent off."

Hong Kong

2026.04.03 20:10

Opinion | Cutting off the lifeblood of endangerment: Why asset confiscation in the Lai case is necessary and right

Opinion | Cutting off the lifeblood of endangerment: Why asset confiscation in the Lai case is necessary and right

Opinion | Cutting off the lifeblood of endangerment: Why asset confiscation in the Lai case is necessary and right The decision by the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government to apply for the confiscation of Jimmy Lai Chee-Ying's crime-related assets marks a critical development in the ongoing protection of national security and the resilience of social order. Recent judicial rulings confirmed that Lai's actions constituted grave threats to the security and well-being of Hong Kong. In the wake of these convictions, the government's move to pursue the proceeds and instruments of such offences is as essential as it is logical.

Eunice Yung

2026.04.03 19:26

Opinion | Two gone, more to follow

Opinion | Two gone, more to follow

Opinion | Two gone, more to follow Nobody lasts long with Trump. Not in his circle or cabinet. Not as his wives, not as his mistresses, much less as his buddies or business partners. In the Trump universe, loyalty counts for little, competence even less, and integrity not at all.

Philip Yeung

2026.04.03 19:10

Are mosquitoes 'epically' stronger this year?

Are mosquitoes 'epically' stronger this year?

Are mosquitoes 'epically' stronger this year? China would include chikungunya fever and severe fever with thrombocytopenia syndrome, or SFTS, in the management of Category B infectious diseases starting from April 1, according to an announcement by the National Health Commission.

China

2026.04.03 19:00

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