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Wipha approaching: Airport Authority expects 400 flights to reschedule today, affecting 80,000 passengers As Typhoon Wipha approaches, the Hong Kong Observatory issued the Hurricane No. 10 Signal at 9:20 am. The Airport Authority stated that approximately 400 flights will need to reschedule their takeoff and landing times today (July 20), affecting around 80,000 passengers.
Hong Kong
2025.07.20 12:00
Wipha approaching: Airport Authority expects 400 flights to reschedule today, affecting 80,000 passengers Wipha approaching: Airport Authority expects 400 flights to reschedule today, affecting 80,000 passengers
Watch This | Observatory: Hurricane No. 10 Signal expected to remain in effect for some time The Hong Kong Observatory issued the Hurricane No. 10 Signal today (July 20) at 9:20 am, indicating an average wind speed of 118 kilometers per hour or more in the region. The Observatory noted that Typhoon Wipha is expected to come closest to Hong Kong in the next two to three hours, passing approximately 50 kilometers south of the Observatory, posing a significant threat to the area.
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2025.07.20 11:02
Watch This | Observatory: Hurricane No. 10 Signal expected to remain in effect for some time Watch This | Observatory: Hurricane No. 10 Signal expected to remain in effect for some time
Hurricane No. 10 Signal issued The Hurricane No. 10 Signal was issued today (July 20) at 9:20 am. The Hong Kong Observatory anticipates an average wind speed of 118 kilometers per hour or more in Hong Kong. It is advised not to go outside, to stay away from windows and doors facing the wind, and to seek shelter in a safe location while monitoring changes in wind direction.
Hong Kong
2025.07.20 09:43
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2025.07.19 18:40
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Observatory: Typhoon Signal No. 8 issued, Signal No. 3 expected between 7 pm and 9 pm Observatory: Typhoon Signal No. 8 issued, Signal No. 3 expected between 7 pm and 9 pm
Observatory: Typhoon Signal No. 8 issued, Signal No. 3 expected between 7 pm and 9 pm Typhoon Wipha is gradually moving away from Hong Kong, and the wind strength in the region is also diminishing. The Hong Kong Observatory upgraded the warning at 4:10 pm today (July 20) to Gale or Storm Signal No.8. As the wind continues to weaken, the Observatory is considering issuing a Strong Wind Signal No. 3 between 7 pm and 9 pm.
Hong Kong
2025.07.20 17:21
RIIZE concert continues amid No. 10 typhoon warning facing backlash: Organizer quickly adjusts schedule RIIZE concert continues amid No. 10 typhoon warning facing backlash: Organizer quickly adjusts schedule
RIIZE concert continues amid No. 10 typhoon warning facing backlash: Organizer quickly adjusts schedule A No. 10 typhoon signal is currently in effect in Hong Kong. The South Korean boy group RIIZE is holding concerts at the AsiaWorld-Expo on July 19 and July 20. The original entry time for today's audience was set for 6 pm. However, the Hong Kong Observatory issued a No. 10 typhoon signal this morning, and the organizer, iME Hong Kong, not only failed to postpone or cancel the event but also announced this afternoon that the entry time would be moved up to 5 pm.
Hong Kong
2025.07.20 16:52
Paul Chan: Committed to I&T development goals with a clear blueprint Paul Chan: Committed to I&T development goals with a clear blueprint
Paul Chan: Committed to I&T development goals with a clear blueprint The Hong Kong Book Fair will be held from July 16 to 22 at the Wan Chai Convention and Exhibition Centre. Financial Secretary Paul Chan published a blog post today (July 20), stating that this year's fair will feature the first-ever Hong Kong innovation and technology themed pop-up display area.
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2025.07.20 15:26
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Photos | Multiple areas affected by typhoon Wipha: Fallen trees, collapsed scaffolding Photos | Multiple areas affected by typhoon Wipha: Fallen trees, collapsed scaffolding
Photos | Multiple areas affected by typhoon Wipha: Fallen trees, collapsed scaffolding Typhoon Wipha approaches Hong Kong; Hurricane No. 10 Signal is currently in effect. Several areas have reported fallen trees and collapsed scaffolding due to the wind and rain, with many citizens using social media to report incidents and alert pedestrians and drivers to road conditions.
Hong Kong
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Live | Typhoon Wipha's arrival: On-site at Heng Fa Chuen | July 20 Live | Typhoon Wipha's arrival: On-site at Heng Fa Chuen | July 20
Live | Typhoon Wipha's arrival: On-site at Heng Fa Chuen | July 20 As Typhoon Wipha approaches, the Hurricane No. 10 Signal was issued today (July 20) at 9:20 a m. The Hong Kong Observatory anticipates an average wind speed of 118 kilometers per hour or more in Hong Kong. A reporter from DotDotNews was on-site at Heng Fa Chuen at 9:30 am to capture the situation as Wipha arrived.
Hong Kong
2025.07.20 10:23
Photos | HK Police's dedicated protection under this year's first Typhoon Signal No. 10 Photos | HK Police's dedicated protection under this year's first Typhoon Signal No. 10
Photos | HK Police's dedicated protection under this year's first Typhoon Signal No. 10 As Typhoon Wipha hits Hong Kong, the Hong Kong Observatory issued the first Hurricane No. 10 Signal of the year this morning (July 20). Amidst the heavy rain and strong winds, several areas across the city experienced fallen trees. During this critical time, the Hong Kong police demonstrated their commitment, with front-line teams including patrol units, the Emergency Unit, and traffic personnel working overnight to clear fallen trees, assist citizens, and maintain road safety.
Hong Kong
2025.07.20 19:29
HK Book Fair to reopen tomorrow at 9 am, extended hours until 11 pm HK Book Fair to reopen tomorrow at 9 am, extended hours until 11 pm
HK Book Fair to reopen tomorrow at 9 am, extended hours until 11 pm Due to the impact of Typhoon Wipha, the Hong Kong Book Fair being held at the Convention and Exhibition Centre will be temporarily closed today (July 20). The Hong Kong Trade Development Council announced that the Hong Kong Book Fair, Hong Kong Sports and Leisure Expo, and World of Snacks will reopen to visitors tomorrow (July 21) at 9 am, and will also extend their evening hours. Those holding valid tickets for July 20 can use their tickets to enter the remaining days of the Hong Kong Book Fair, Hong Kong Sports and Leisure Expo, and World of Snacks, or they may apply for a refund.
Hong Kong
2025.07.20 18:57
Observatory to issue Signal No. 3 at 7:40 pm tonight Observatory to issue Signal No. 3 at 7:40 pm tonight
Observatory to issue Signal No. 3 at 7:40 pm tonight The Gale or Storm Signal No.8 is currently in effect in Hong Kong. The Hong Kong Observatory has announced that as wind strength gradually decreases, it will issue a Strong Wind Signal No. 3 at 7:40 pm tonight (July 20).
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Photos | HK Police's dedicated protection under this year's first Typhoon Signal No. 10 As Typhoon Wipha hits Hong Kong, the Hong Kong Observatory issued the first Hurricane No. 10 Signal of the year this morning (July 20). Amidst the heavy rain and strong winds, several areas across the city experienced fallen trees. During this critical time, the Hong Kong police demonstrated their commitment, with front-line teams including patrol units, the Emergency Unit, and traffic personnel working overnight to clear fallen trees, assist citizens, and maintain road safety.
Hong Kong
2025.07.20 19:29
HK Book Fair to reopen tomorrow at 9 am, extended hours until 11 pm HK Book Fair to reopen tomorrow at 9 am, extended hours until 11 pm
HK Book Fair to reopen tomorrow at 9 am, extended hours until 11 pm Due to the impact of Typhoon Wipha, the Hong Kong Book Fair being held at the Convention and Exhibition Centre will be temporarily closed today (July 20). The Hong Kong Trade Development Council announced that the Hong Kong Book Fair, Hong Kong Sports and Leisure Expo, and World of Snacks will reopen to visitors tomorrow (July 21) at 9 am, and will also extend their evening hours. Those holding valid tickets for July 20 can use their tickets to enter the remaining days of the Hong Kong Book Fair, Hong Kong Sports and Leisure Expo, and World of Snacks, or they may apply for a refund.
Hong Kong
2025.07.20 18:57
Observatory to issue Signal No. 3 at 7:40 pm tonight Observatory to issue Signal No. 3 at 7:40 pm tonight
Observatory to issue Signal No. 3 at 7:40 pm tonight The Gale or Storm Signal No.8 is currently in effect in Hong Kong. The Hong Kong Observatory has announced that as wind strength gradually decreases, it will issue a Strong Wind Signal No. 3 at 7:40 pm tonight (July 20).
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2025.07.20 18:34
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Journalist's View | China's rising star Yang Hansen shows promise in NBA Summer League: How? Journalist's View | China's rising star Yang Hansen shows promise in NBA Summer League: How?
Journalist's View | China's rising star Yang Hansen shows promise in NBA Summer League: How? On July 17 local time, Chinese basketball rising star Yang Hansen completed all four of his games in the NBA Summer League. So far, his performance has had notable highlights, but some shortcomings are also evident.
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2025.07.19 14:20
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Caricature: Deserve to be fired The US Department of State initiated a major overhaul last Friday (July 11), cutting over 1,300 jobs and consolidating several offices. According to a report by The Washington Post on Monday (July 14), Secretary of State Rubio merged several departments focused on countering China. Some US officials criticized the restructuring, claiming it contradicts Rubio's stated goal of countering China's influence.
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2025.07.18 08:39
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Caricature: Behind-the-scenes manipulation The Paris Prosecutor's Office announced a criminal investigation last Friday (July 11) into the social media platform X, following reports of algorithm manipulation for foreign interference.
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2025.07.15 09:31
Caricature: All stolen Caricature: All stolen
Caricature: All stolen Recently, a Chinese tour group visiting Italy had all their luggage stolen, leaving all 30 members of the group without their belongings. The reported losses amount to hundreds of thousands of yuan in valuables.
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2025.07.13 09:36
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