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Exclusive Interview with CE | John Lee: HK to 'do its best' to encourage childbirth, address concerns with targeted measures The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) government has been encouraging childbirth in recent years, with the latest Policy Address introducing a series of enhanced support measures. HKSAR Chief Executive John Lee said on Friday (Sept. 18) that the government respects individual choices on whether to have children and will "do its best" to create a childbirth-friendly environment by addressing people's concerns with targeted measures. Lee made the remarks during a joint interview with media outlets under the Ta Kung Wen Wei Media Group.

Hong Kong

2026.09.18 18:01

Exclusive Interview with CE | John Lee: HK to 'do its best' to encourage childbirth, address concerns with targeted measures

Exclusive Interview with CE | John Lee: HK to 'do its best' to encourage childbirth, address concerns with targeted measures

Hotstone Yoga closure: Customs receives 717 reports involving HK$8.1 mn as of 8 am today Hotstone Yoga, a yoga chain specialising in ganbanyoku (hot stone) yoga that had been operating for over 10 years, suddenly announced its closure a few days ago. Many customers reported that they were still being pitched courses last month. Hong Kong Customs said in response that as of 8 am today (Oct 5), it had received a total of 717 reports concerning the yoga centre, involving service contracts worth about HK$8.1 million.

Hong Kong

2026.10.05 14:10

Hotstone Yoga closure: Customs receives 717 reports involving HK$8.1 mn as of 8 am today

Hotstone Yoga closure: Customs receives 717 reports involving HK$8.1 mn as of 8 am today

15-Year-Old student falls into the sea off Clock Tower: Rescued by bystanders and sent to hospital when conscious A woman fell into the sea in Tsim Sha Tsui. At about 8:00 a.m. today (Oct. 5), a 15-year-old secondary school student wearing a school uniform was found afloat and struggling in the water off the Clock Tower on Salisbury Road in Tsim Sha Tsui.

Hong Kong

2026.10.05 13:04

15-Year-Old student falls into the sea off Clock Tower: Rescued by bystanders and sent to hospital when conscious

15-Year-Old student falls into the sea off Clock Tower: Rescued by bystanders and sent to hospital when conscious

National Day Golden Week catering hits HK$250 mn daily, up over 10%: FS says crowds and fortune booming The mainland's National Day Golden Week entered its fourth day yesterday. Data from the SAR government's Immigration Department shows that as of 9 pm last night (Sept.4), mainland visitor arrivals stood at 198,518, bringing the cumulative total for the first four days to 931,395. Financial Secretary Paul Chan wrote in his blog yesterday that over 732,000 mainland visitor arrivals were recorded in the first three days of the Golden Week, up about 8.4% year-on-year.

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2026.10.05 12:05

National Day Golden Week catering hits HK$250 mn daily, up over 10%: FS says crowds and fortune booming

National Day Golden Week catering hits HK$250 mn daily, up over 10%: FS says crowds and fortune booming

Photos | Kai Tak Hospital begins service, dozens queue on opening day Hong Kong's largest public hospital, Kai Tak Hospital, began operations today (Oct. 5). The Family Medicine Integrated Centre, located in the Specialist Outpatient Building, opened its doors to patients at 8:30 am and began consultations at 9 am. A DotDotNews reporter at the scene observed that from around 8:30 am, dozens of residents arrived one after another to wait for treatment.

Hong Kong

2026.10.05 11:10

Photos | Kai Tak Hospital begins service, dozens queue on opening day

Photos | Kai Tak Hospital begins service, dozens queue on opening day

Hotstone Yoga closure: Customs receives 717 reports involving HK$8.1 mn as of 8 am today

Hotstone Yoga closure: Customs receives 717 reports involving HK$8.1 mn as of 8 am today

Hotstone Yoga closure: Customs receives 717 reports involving HK$8.1 mn as of 8 am today Hotstone Yoga, a yoga chain specialising in ganbanyoku (hot stone) yoga that had been operating for over 10 years, suddenly announced its closure a few days ago. Many customers reported that they were still being pitched courses last month. Hong Kong Customs said in response that as of 8 am today (Oct 5), it had received a total of 717 reports concerning the yoga centre, involving service contracts worth about HK$8.1 million.

Hong Kong

2026.10.05 14:10

15-Year-Old student falls into the sea off Clock Tower: Rescued by bystanders and sent to hospital when conscious

15-Year-Old student falls into the sea off Clock Tower: Rescued by bystanders and sent to hospital when conscious

15-Year-Old student falls into the sea off Clock Tower: Rescued by bystanders and sent to hospital when conscious A woman fell into the sea in Tsim Sha Tsui. At about 8:00 a.m. today (Oct. 5), a 15-year-old secondary school student wearing a school uniform was found afloat and struggling in the water off the Clock Tower on Salisbury Road in Tsim Sha Tsui.

Hong Kong

2026.10.05 13:04

National Day Golden Week catering hits HK$250 mn daily, up over 10%: FS says crowds and fortune booming

National Day Golden Week catering hits HK$250 mn daily, up over 10%: FS says crowds and fortune booming

National Day Golden Week catering hits HK$250 mn daily, up over 10%: FS says crowds and fortune booming The mainland's National Day Golden Week entered its fourth day yesterday. Data from the SAR government's Immigration Department shows that as of 9 pm last night (Sept.4), mainland visitor arrivals stood at 198,518, bringing the cumulative total for the first four days to 931,395. Financial Secretary Paul Chan wrote in his blog yesterday that over 732,000 mainland visitor arrivals were recorded in the first three days of the Golden Week, up about 8.4% year-on-year.

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2026.10.05 12:05

Photos | Kai Tak Hospital begins service, dozens queue on opening day

Photos | Kai Tak Hospital begins service, dozens queue on opening day

Photos | Kai Tak Hospital begins service, dozens queue on opening day Hong Kong's largest public hospital, Kai Tak Hospital, began operations today (Oct. 5). The Family Medicine Integrated Centre, located in the Specialist Outpatient Building, opened its doors to patients at 8:30 am and began consultations at 9 am. A DotDotNews reporter at the scene observed that from around 8:30 am, dozens of residents arrived one after another to wait for treatment.

Hong Kong

2026.10.05 11:10

World snooker champion Kyren Wilson secures Hong Kong residency via Quality Migrant Admission Scheme

World snooker champion Kyren Wilson secures Hong Kong residency via Quality Migrant Admission Scheme

World snooker champion Kyren Wilson secures Hong Kong residency via Quality Migrant Admission Scheme World snooker champion Kyren Wilson has become a Hong Kong resident after obtaining status through the city's Quality Migrant Admission Scheme, adding to a growing list of top players who have chosen to settle in Hong Kong.

Hong Kong

2026.10.04 16:15

Hong Kong raises foreign domestic helper minimum wage 2.35% to HK$5,220

Hong Kong raises foreign domestic helper minimum wage 2.35% to HK$5,220

Hong Kong raises foreign domestic helper minimum wage 2.35% to HK$5,220 Hong Kong has raised the minimum allowable wage for foreign domestic helpers (FDHs) by 2.35% to HK$5,220 (US$665.22) per month, while keeping the minimum food allowance unchanged, the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) government said.

Hong Kong

2026.10.04 14:22

Coleman Wong wins historic Asian Games tennis gold for Hong Kong

Coleman Wong wins historic Asian Games tennis gold for Hong Kong

Coleman Wong wins historic Asian Games tennis gold for Hong Kong Hong Kong, China tennis player Coleman Wong Chak-lam captured a landmark men's singles gold medal at the 20th Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan, defeating China's Wu Yibing in straight sets to deliver the city's first Asian Games gold in tennis.

Hong Kong

2026.10.04 13:21

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