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Deepline | Before third reading: Students in cramped, costly flats await HK's BHUs Bill impact The Basic Housing Units (BHUs) Bill is set for its third reading in the Legislative Council this Wednesday (Sept. 24). If passed and implemented, it will phase out substandard, poor-quality subdivided units. However, many subdivided units in Hong Kong are occupied by non-local students who come to the city for studies. A postgraduate student told Wen Wei Po that since universities only provide one year of accommodation, they have to find off-campus housing themselves. However, rents for subdivided units are high, and most do not meet the standards for BHUs.

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2025.09.22 15:40

Deepline | Before third reading: Students in cramped, costly flats await HK's BHUs Bill impact

Deepline | Before third reading: Students in cramped, costly flats await HK's BHUs Bill impact

Journalist's Hands-On Experiences | A midnight evacuation of 6,000 people A wartime bomb discovered at a Quarry Bay construction site on Sept. 19 led to the evacuation of 6,000 residents from 18 buildings. A journalist from DDN covered the incident while personally affected, as her building was within the evacuation zone. The US WWII AN-M65 bomb, weighing 1,000 pounds with 500 pounds of TNT, posed extreme danger. Police, firefighters, and bomb disposal units coordinated a high-risk operation that began at 2 a.m. The evacuation, though sudden, was efficient and well-organized, with local authorities providing swift support.

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2025.09.20 13:47

Journalist's Hands-On Experiences | A midnight evacuation of 6,000 people

Journalist's Hands-On Experiences | A midnight evacuation of 6,000 people

Journalist's View | Herbal medicine trick in HK: Tourists beware of deceptive pharmacy practices From my personal observation, most tourists visiting Hong Kong want to purchase some local specialties to bring home, with Chinese herbal medicines and various proprietary Chinese medicines often being popular choices. However, plenty of tourists have unpleasant shopping experiences or even fall into pricing traps when purchasing such products at pharmacies due to various unexpected reasons.

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2025.09.18 14:20

Journalist's View | Herbal medicine trick in HK: Tourists beware of deceptive pharmacy practices

Journalist's View | Herbal medicine trick in HK: Tourists beware of deceptive pharmacy practices

Deepline | HK's sporting ambition: How policy and hardware are building events hub Hong Kong's Chief Executive John Lee will deliver his fourth Policy Address tomorrow (Sept. 17). The sports and cultural sectors expect the government to build on past successes, consolidating Hong Kong's status as a centre for international cultural exchange and allowing the city to steadily advance as Asia's premier events capital on its path towards internationalization and diversification.

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2025.09.16 15:35

Deepline | HK's sporting ambition: How policy and hardware are building events hub

Deepline | HK's sporting ambition: How policy and hardware are building events hub

Journalist's View | Debate over pre-made dishes Recently, Luo Yonghao, an entrepreneur and public speaker from mainland China, publicly criticized the chain restaurant Xibei online, claiming that its dishes are pre-made and overpriced, which he found highly unreasonable. In response, Jia Guolong, the founder and CEO of Xibei, refuted this claim, stating that none of their dishes are pre-made.

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2025.09.13 18:25

Journalist's View | Debate over pre-made dishes

Journalist's View | Debate over pre-made dishes

Deepline | Before third reading: Students in cramped, costly flats await HK's BHUs Bill impact

Deepline | Before third reading: Students in cramped, costly flats await HK's BHUs Bill impact

Deepline | Before third reading: Students in cramped, costly flats await HK's BHUs Bill impact The Basic Housing Units (BHUs) Bill is set for its third reading in the Legislative Council this Wednesday (Sept. 24). If passed and implemented, it will phase out substandard, poor-quality subdivided units. However, many subdivided units in Hong Kong are occupied by non-local students who come to the city for studies. A postgraduate student told Wen Wei Po that since universities only provide one year of accommodation, they have to find off-campus housing themselves. However, rents for subdivided units are high, and most do not meet the standards for BHUs.

Deepline

2025.09.22 15:40

Journalist's Hands-On Experiences | A midnight evacuation of 6,000 people

Journalist's Hands-On Experiences | A midnight evacuation of 6,000 people

Journalist's Hands-On Experiences | A midnight evacuation of 6,000 people A wartime bomb discovered at a Quarry Bay construction site on Sept. 19 led to the evacuation of 6,000 residents from 18 buildings. A journalist from DDN covered the incident while personally affected, as her building was within the evacuation zone. The US WWII AN-M65 bomb, weighing 1,000 pounds with 500 pounds of TNT, posed extreme danger. Police, firefighters, and bomb disposal units coordinated a high-risk operation that began at 2 a.m. The evacuation, though sudden, was efficient and well-organized, with local authorities providing swift support.

Editors' Pick

2025.09.20 13:47

Journalist's View | Herbal medicine trick in HK: Tourists beware of deceptive pharmacy practices

Journalist's View | Herbal medicine trick in HK: Tourists beware of deceptive pharmacy practices

Journalist's View | Herbal medicine trick in HK: Tourists beware of deceptive pharmacy practices From my personal observation, most tourists visiting Hong Kong want to purchase some local specialties to bring home, with Chinese herbal medicines and various proprietary Chinese medicines often being popular choices. However, plenty of tourists have unpleasant shopping experiences or even fall into pricing traps when purchasing such products at pharmacies due to various unexpected reasons.

Editors' Pick

2025.09.18 14:20

Deepline | HK's sporting ambition: How policy and hardware are building events hub

Deepline | HK's sporting ambition: How policy and hardware are building events hub

Deepline | HK's sporting ambition: How policy and hardware are building events hub Hong Kong's Chief Executive John Lee will deliver his fourth Policy Address tomorrow (Sept. 17). The sports and cultural sectors expect the government to build on past successes, consolidating Hong Kong's status as a centre for international cultural exchange and allowing the city to steadily advance as Asia's premier events capital on its path towards internationalization and diversification.

Deepline

2025.09.16 15:35

Journalist's View | Debate over pre-made dishes

Journalist's View | Debate over pre-made dishes

Journalist's View | Debate over pre-made dishes Recently, Luo Yonghao, an entrepreneur and public speaker from mainland China, publicly criticized the chain restaurant Xibei online, claiming that its dishes are pre-made and overpriced, which he found highly unreasonable. In response, Jia Guolong, the founder and CEO of Xibei, refuted this claim, stating that none of their dishes are pre-made.

Editors' Pick

2025.09.13 18:25

Deepline | Beyond vote: Challenges and opportunities of HK's new basketball betting era

Deepline | Beyond vote: Challenges and opportunities of HK's new basketball betting era

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 | Global stakes: Brazil's Bolsonaro verdict draws US condemnation and threats

Deepline | Global stakes: Brazil's Bolsonaro verdict draws US condemnation and threats

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

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