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Taxi mounts pavement, ploughs into protest crowd: Woman with broken leg sues driver for HK$8.4 mn On the day after the implementation of the Prohibition on Face Covering Regulation in 2019, protests and marches took place across multiple districts. A taxi lost control in Sham Shui Po and mounted the pavement, injuring two female pedestrians. The driver was later dragged out of the vehicle and assaulted by protesters. One of the injured women, whose right leg was broken in the incident, earlier filed a claim in the High Court against the taxi driver, seeking over HK$8.4 million in damages. The case began trial at the High Court yesterday.

Hong Kong

2026.07.22 14:19

Taxi mounts pavement, ploughs into protest crowd: Woman with broken leg sues driver for HK$8.4 mn

Taxi mounts pavement, ploughs into protest crowd: Woman with broken leg sues driver for HK$8.4 mn

Photos | Truck overturns after crashing into tour bus on Fanling highway: Driver crawls out unassisted, traffic towards Tai Po disrupted A traffic accident occurred on Fanling Highway. At around 7:07 am today (July 22), a tour bus and a 24-tonne truck were travelling along Fanling Highway towards Tai Po. When they reached near Tsung Pak Long in Sheung Shui, the two vehicles collided. The tour bus came to a stop after hitting a row of water-filled barriers on the roadside, while the truck overturned. The driver later managed to crawl out of the vehicle on his own before emergency personnel arrived at the scene.

Hong Kong

2026.07.22 10:20

Photos | Truck overturns after crashing into tour bus on Fanling highway: Driver crawls out unassisted, traffic towards Tai Po disrupted

Photos | Truck overturns after crashing into tour bus on Fanling highway: Driver crawls out unassisted, traffic towards Tai Po disrupted

HK braces for potential tropical storm Noul as forecasters track developing system A low-pressure area east of the Philippines is expected to develop into a tropical cyclone within the next one to two days before entering the northern South China Sea later this week and moving generally towards the Guangdong coast over the weekend. Under the tropical cyclone naming list that took effect in 2025, the developing system will be named Noul if it intensifies into a tropical storm. According to the Observatory's forecast model, the storm could move directly towards HK and make its closest approach to the city on Sunday (July 26), posing a potential threat.

Hong Kong

2026.07.21 19:25

HK braces for potential tropical storm Noul as forecasters track developing system

HK braces for potential tropical storm Noul as forecasters track developing system

HK bus driver arrested after crash on Tuen Mun Road injures 11 A 64-year-old Citybus driver was arrested on suspicion of dangerous driving after a bus carrying passengers crashed into a roadside barrier on Tuen Mun Road on Tuesday morning (July 21), injuring 11 people.

Hong Kong

2026.07.21 16:10

HK bus driver arrested after crash on Tuen Mun Road injures 11

HK bus driver arrested after crash on Tuen Mun Road injures 11

Photos | HK Book Fair draws to a close: Exhibitors roll out ultimate discounts, drawing crowds of book lovers stocking up The Hong Kong Book Fair wraps up today (July 21), with closing time earlier than usual at 5:00 pm (ticket sales stop 45 minutes before closure). Major exhibitors are offering final markdowns with ultimate deals such as storewide discounts starting at 80% off, buy-one-get-one-free offers, and HK$10 per book, attracting throngs of book lovers seizing their last chance to fill their trolleys.

Hong Kong

2026.07.21 14:20

Photos | HK Book Fair draws to a close: Exhibitors roll out ultimate discounts, drawing crowds of book lovers stocking up

Photos | HK Book Fair draws to a close: Exhibitors roll out ultimate discounts, drawing crowds of book lovers stocking up

Taxi mounts pavement, ploughs into protest crowd: Woman with broken leg sues driver for HK$8.4 mn

Taxi mounts pavement, ploughs into protest crowd: Woman with broken leg sues driver for HK$8.4 mn

Taxi mounts pavement, ploughs into protest crowd: Woman with broken leg sues driver for HK$8.4 mn On the day after the implementation of the Prohibition on Face Covering Regulation in 2019, protests and marches took place across multiple districts. A taxi lost control in Sham Shui Po and mounted the pavement, injuring two female pedestrians. The driver was later dragged out of the vehicle and assaulted by protesters. One of the injured women, whose right leg was broken in the incident, earlier filed a claim in the High Court against the taxi driver, seeking over HK$8.4 million in damages. The case began trial at the High Court yesterday.

Hong Kong

2026.07.22 14:19

Photos | Truck overturns after crashing into tour bus on Fanling highway: Driver crawls out unassisted, traffic towards Tai Po disrupted

Photos | Truck overturns after crashing into tour bus on Fanling highway: Driver crawls out unassisted, traffic towards Tai Po disrupted

Photos | Truck overturns after crashing into tour bus on Fanling highway: Driver crawls out unassisted, traffic towards Tai Po disrupted A traffic accident occurred on Fanling Highway. At around 7:07 am today (July 22), a tour bus and a 24-tonne truck were travelling along Fanling Highway towards Tai Po. When they reached near Tsung Pak Long in Sheung Shui, the two vehicles collided. The tour bus came to a stop after hitting a row of water-filled barriers on the roadside, while the truck overturned. The driver later managed to crawl out of the vehicle on his own before emergency personnel arrived at the scene.

Hong Kong

2026.07.22 10:20

HK braces for potential tropical storm Noul as forecasters track developing system

HK braces for potential tropical storm Noul as forecasters track developing system

HK braces for potential tropical storm Noul as forecasters track developing system A low-pressure area east of the Philippines is expected to develop into a tropical cyclone within the next one to two days before entering the northern South China Sea later this week and moving generally towards the Guangdong coast over the weekend. Under the tropical cyclone naming list that took effect in 2025, the developing system will be named Noul if it intensifies into a tropical storm. According to the Observatory's forecast model, the storm could move directly towards HK and make its closest approach to the city on Sunday (July 26), posing a potential threat.

Hong Kong

2026.07.21 19:25

HK bus driver arrested after crash on Tuen Mun Road injures 11

HK bus driver arrested after crash on Tuen Mun Road injures 11

HK bus driver arrested after crash on Tuen Mun Road injures 11 A 64-year-old Citybus driver was arrested on suspicion of dangerous driving after a bus carrying passengers crashed into a roadside barrier on Tuen Mun Road on Tuesday morning (July 21), injuring 11 people.

Hong Kong

2026.07.21 16:10

Photos | HK Book Fair draws to a close: Exhibitors roll out ultimate discounts, drawing crowds of book lovers stocking up

Photos | HK Book Fair draws to a close: Exhibitors roll out ultimate discounts, drawing crowds of book lovers stocking up

Photos | HK Book Fair draws to a close: Exhibitors roll out ultimate discounts, drawing crowds of book lovers stocking up The Hong Kong Book Fair wraps up today (July 21), with closing time earlier than usual at 5:00 pm (ticket sales stop 45 minutes before closure). Major exhibitors are offering final markdowns with ultimate deals such as storewide discounts starting at 80% off, buy-one-get-one-free offers, and HK$10 per book, attracting throngs of book lovers seizing their last chance to fill their trolleys.

Hong Kong

2026.07.21 14:20

Patrick Tse cremated in private ceremony as family honors his final wish

Patrick Tse cremated in private ceremony as family honors his final wish

Patrick Tse cremated in private ceremony as family honors his final wish Veteran Hong Kong actor Patrick Tse has died at the age of 89 after suffering from pneumonia. Honouring his final wish for a simple farewell, his family held a private hospital ceremony before a low-key cremation in Hong Kong, attended only by close relatives.

Hong Kong

2026.07.21 11:10

Immigrant Mishaps Series | HK father in UK laments series of misfortunes: 'Not really suitable for us'

Immigrant Mishaps Series | HK father in UK laments series of misfortunes: 'Not really suitable for us'

Immigrant Mishaps Series | HK father in UK laments series of misfortunes: 'Not really suitable for us' Life as an immigrant in the UK is full of hardships. A Hong Kong father who moved to the UK with his family of three recently posted a long complaint online, saying that from daily routines and job hunting to seeing a doctor, bad things keep happening one after another.

Hong Kong

2026.07.20 20:00

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