Hong Kong News in English

Good morning! It’s 30th October, and here’s your Hong Kong daily news capsule.

US-China summit set for 10 AM Hong Kong time tomorrow, with key discussions on trade and Taiwan.

A 55-year-old school worker diagnosed with chikungunya; school reports minimal student absenteeism.

Legislative Council election sees 76 candidates, with six vying for two seats in Kowloon East.

Hurricane Melissa becomes the strongest tropical cyclone of the year, causing fatalities in Haiti.

Five arrested for providing weapons linked to the 2019 Hong Kong protests, including a previous acquitted suspect.

Israel accuses Hamas of violating ceasefire, launching renewed strikes in Gaza, resulting in casualties.

Trump visits Japan, discussing a nearly finalized trade deal, with significant investments expected.

Children under eight must use safety restraints in private vehicles starting this Saturday.

A 63-year-old worker dies after a chainsaw accident at a temple in Tuen Mun, under investigation.

Market participants expect gold prices to rise significantly next year, potentially nearing five thousand dollars.

Apple’s market value surpasses four trillion dollars as US stocks continue to reach new highs.

Hong Kong swimming team wins multiple medals at the Asian Youth Games, showcasing strong performances.

Nintendo confirms brain training can delay cognitive decline by ten years with just thirty minutes a day.

The latest horror game DLC for Halloween is available for a limited time, don’t miss out!

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!