Hong Kong News in English

Good morning! It’s 4th November, and here’s your Hong Kong daily news capsule.

Health authorities report a new local case of Chikungunya fever in Hong Kong.

Legislative Council elections see increased participation, with 160 candidates registered so far.

Telecom companies offer half-day paid leave to encourage employees to vote on election day.

Facial recognition technology will be implemented at border checkpoints starting November 5th.

A tragic construction accident results in a worker's death, prompting an investigation and site shutdown.

The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank plans to establish an office in Hong Kong next year.

A high-profile jewel heist at the Louvre sees two more suspects charged in connection with the crime.

Trump asserts that China will not invade Taiwan during his presidency, citing awareness of consequences.

The UK police confirm a 32-year-old man as the sole suspect in a recent train attack.

Nvidia's latest chips will only be supplied to U.S. companies, avoiding sales to China.

The Hong Kong Sports Festival kicks off with strong ticket sales, reflecting positive engagement.

A shocking case of stolen ashes from a renowned figure raises concerns about security in Hong Kong.

The recent APEC summit in Shenzhen highlights China's growing influence in international affairs.

The Central Hospital continues to face financial challenges despite reducing service fees significantly.

The Hong Kong sand volleyball event showcases world-class facilities and competitive spirit among athletes.

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