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Deepline | Behind meals for 36,000: High-tech logistics of China's National Games
The 15th National Games (NG), the 12th National Games for Persons with Disabilities (NGD) and the 9th National Special Olympic Games (NSOG) will involve approximately 36,000 athletes, making it crucial to ensure they eat well and safely. A Wen Wei Po reporter learned on Sept. 11 that this year's event has pioneered a dedicated warehouse model for supplying ingredients for athletes.
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2025.09.12 20:38
Deepline | Beyond vote: Challenges and opportunities of HK's new basketball betting era
Hong Kong's Legislative Council (LegCo) passed the Betting Duty (Amendment) Bill 2025 by a large majority yesterday (Sept. 11) at its third reading, legalizing basketball betting. During the deliberation, while some legislators expressed concerns that opening up basketball betting might attract young people to gambling, the majority of those who spoke believed that regulating basketball betting could prevent huge sums of money from flowing into the illegal gambling market and also open up a new source of tax revenue.
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2025.09.12 18:35
Deepline | Illuminating history: Laser technology reveals ancient Peruvian tattoos
The history of tattoos can be traced back at least 5,000 years, or even earlier. Many of these cultural imprints, however, have faded over time. Additionally, some remains were either embalmed or accidentally dehydrated, preserved as mummies, causing the skin to become dark and hardened, which made the tattoos blurred or faded.
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2025.09.11 20:38
Deepline | Global stakes: Brazil's Bolsonaro verdict draws US condemnation and threats
Brazil's Supreme Federal Court will issue a ruling on Thursday (Sept. 11) regarding former President Jair Bolsonaro's alleged involvement in a coup attempt. Two of the five Supreme Court judges have already found Bolsonaro guilty. Bolsonaro is a political ally of US President Donald Trump. On Tuesday (Sept. 9), the White House issued a strongly worded statement, hinting at the potential use of US economic and military power to "protect free speech around the world," suggesting that the US might militarily intervene in Brazil's internal affairs.
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2025.09.11 17:35
Deepline | Decades of danger: Hidden threat of Japan's abandoned chemical weapons in China
In Dunhua City, Jilin Province, the Sipaishugou area in Haerbaling is known by another name among residents—"Shell Ditch." Originally a marshland, in the 1950s, the Jilin Provincial Committee for the Handling of Abandoned Japanese Poisonous Shells issued a notice requiring all discovered abandoned Japanese poisonous shells to be quickly transported to Dunhua and concentrated in the Haerbaling mountainous area. As more and more abandoned Japanese chemical weapons were gathered, the name "Shell Ditch" spread widely among the locals.
Deepline
2025.09.10 20:45
Deepline | Behind meals for 36,000: High-tech logistics of China's National Games
The 15th National Games (NG), the 12th National Games for Persons with Disabilities (NGD) and the 9th National Special Olympic Games (NSOG) will involve approximately 36,000 athletes, making it crucial to ensure they eat well and safely. A Wen Wei Po reporter learned on Sept. 11 that this year's event has pioneered a dedicated warehouse model for supplying ingredients for athletes.
Deepline
2025.09.12 20:38
Deepline | Beyond vote: Challenges and opportunities of HK's new basketball betting era
Hong Kong's Legislative Council (LegCo) passed the Betting Duty (Amendment) Bill 2025 by a large majority yesterday (Sept. 11) at its third reading, legalizing basketball betting. During the deliberation, while some legislators expressed concerns that opening up basketball betting might attract young people to gambling, the majority of those who spoke believed that regulating basketball betting could prevent huge sums of money from flowing into the illegal gambling market and also open up a new source of tax revenue.
Deepline
2025.09.12 18:35
Deepline | Illuminating history: Laser technology reveals ancient Peruvian tattoos
The history of tattoos can be traced back at least 5,000 years, or even earlier. Many of these cultural imprints, however, have faded over time. Additionally, some remains were either embalmed or accidentally dehydrated, preserved as mummies, causing the skin to become dark and hardened, which made the tattoos blurred or faded.
Deepline
2025.09.11 20:38
Deepline | Global stakes: Brazil's Bolsonaro verdict draws US condemnation and threats
Brazil's Supreme Federal Court will issue a ruling on Thursday (Sept. 11) regarding former President Jair Bolsonaro's alleged involvement in a coup attempt. Two of the five Supreme Court judges have already found Bolsonaro guilty. Bolsonaro is a political ally of US President Donald Trump. On Tuesday (Sept. 9), the White House issued a strongly worded statement, hinting at the potential use of US economic and military power to "protect free speech around the world," suggesting that the US might militarily intervene in Brazil's internal affairs.
Deepline
2025.09.11 17:35
Deepline | Decades of danger: Hidden threat of Japan's abandoned chemical weapons in China
In Dunhua City, Jilin Province, the Sipaishugou area in Haerbaling is known by another name among residents—"Shell Ditch." Originally a marshland, in the 1950s, the Jilin Provincial Committee for the Handling of Abandoned Japanese Poisonous Shells issued a notice requiring all discovered abandoned Japanese poisonous shells to be quickly transported to Dunhua and concentrated in the Haerbaling mountainous area. As more and more abandoned Japanese chemical weapons were gathered, the name "Shell Ditch" spread widely among the locals.
Deepline
2025.09.10 20:45
Deepline | Closing loophole: HK's new strategy to prevent fake local labor shortages
To safeguard the employment priority of local workers, the Hong Kong government has implemented new arrangements for the Enhanced Supplementary Labour Scheme starting today (Sept. 10). Employers applying to import waiters and junior cooks must now participate weekly in job fairs held by the Labour Department at designated employment centres during the four-week local recruitment period to conduct on-the-spot interviews with job seekers. These job fairs commence today, with over 25 organizations participating, offering a total of more than 800 job vacancies.
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2025.09.10 19:48
Deepline | Indelible wound: Lasting scar on suicide victims' families
Prof. Paul Wong, an Associate Professor in the Department of Social Work and Social Administration at the University of Hong Kong and an accredited registered clinical psychologist, has long researched suicide issues. Last year, in collaboration with the Samaritan Befrienders Hong Kong, he initiated the first in-depth interview study in Hong Kong focusing on the changing emotional journeys of suicide loss survivors more than a decade after the incident.
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2025.09.10 08:45
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