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Wang Fuk Court Aftermath | Govt reforms building maintenance: A stricter Pre-qualification List to launch by year-end After the fire accident at Wang Fuk Court exposed room for long-term improvement in Hong Kong’s building maintenance regime, the SAR government moved swiftly to roll out practical, people-centric sweeping reforms, centered on a stricter Pre-qualification List to regulate the market and fully protect property owners’ interests.
Hong Kong
2026.10.30 21:21
Cathay Pacific: About 53,000 booking records leaked, expert warns public to guard against phishing scams Cathay Pacific announced today (Oct. 30) that unauthorised persons had logged into the system of its third-party travel technology service provider Amadeus, resulting in the leakage of about 53,000 booking records, mainly involving passenger names, flight information and the like. Cathay Pacific stressed that its internal systems and operations were not affected, and that there is no evidence that financial or payment-related data was improperly accessed. It is investigating the incident and will notify affected customers individually.
Hong Kong
2026.10.30 20:00
Wang Fuk Court aftermath | Chris Tang: Bid-rigging problem serious, reform to start from three aspects The independent committee established for the Tai Po Wang Fuk Court fire formally submitted its investigation report to the government last Thursday (Oct. 22). The government held a special press conference this afternoon (Oct. 30) on measures to combat bid-rigging in building maintenance works, further elaborating on the reform measures introduced on the basis of the report's recommendations.
Hong Kong
2026.10.30 17:15
Wang Fuk Court aftermath | Bernadette Linn: Restructuring Buildings Department, upgrading internal audit unit to strengthen oversight and cross-depart The government held two special press conferences today (Oct. 30) to further elaborate on the reform measures rolled out based on the recommendations of the Independent Committee report on the Tai Po Wang Fuk Court fire. The first press conference was held at 10:30 am today at the government headquarters, hosted by Deputy Financial Secretary and Acting Secretary for Housing Michael Wong and Secretary for Development Bernadette Linn, on the theme of reforming the building maintenance regulatory regime and support services.
Hong Kong
2026.10.30 14:09
BIGBANG 20th anniversary exhibition to bring free immersive experience to HK's Peak in November A special exhibition celebrating the 20th anniversary of K-pop group BIGBANG will be held at The Peak Galleria in Hong Kong from Nov. 9 to 22, 2026, offering free admission and limited-edition commemorative gifts.
Lifestyle
2026.10.30 13:30
I Live in HK EP15 | 'It's more than just a black girl singing in Chinese': Eli Zaelo on music, identity and belonging Her birth name is Tshegofatso Kgomotso Mhlongo, and she was born in Pretoria, South Africa—one of the country's three capital cities. But in Hong Kong, many people know her by another name: Eli Zaelo. She adopted it after moving to the city, looking for a stage name, yet the bigger story is not only about a name change—it's about belonging. Eli often says, "Coming to Hong Kong was destiny. I can't say I chose Hong Kong; I believe Hong Kong chose me."
I Live in HK
2026.10.30 12:47
Wang Fuk Court Aftermath | Five key principles set out for building maintenance reform Hong Kong's Deputy Financial Secretary Wong Wai-lun on Friday (Oct. 30) outlined five key considerations guiding the government's efforts to reform the building maintenance regulatory system and support services, pledging to make every effort to advance the reforms following the fire at Wang Fuk Court in Tai Po.
Hong Kong
2026.10.30 12:28
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