Hong Kong News in English

Good morning! It’s 5th November, and here’s your Hong Kong daily news capsule.

Travel groups plan to delay departures on Legislative Council voting day for discounts.

Medical Council to restart investigation into a medical incident after 16 years.

Tragic news as a worker trapped in a collapsed Roman tower dies after rescue attempts.

Weather forecast predicts four rainy days ahead, with temperatures reaching 29 degrees Celsius.

Local cases of Chikungunya fever raise concerns as authorities track potential sources.

Legislative Council elections see increased nominations, with a competitive race in Kowloon East.

Five Hong Kong universities rank in the top ten of the latest QS Asia University rankings.

A fatal accident in Sha Tin leaves a rehabilitation bus driver dead and another driver arrested.

Concerns grow over compensation mechanisms for residents affected by land acquisition in Hung Shui Kiu.

Public housing applications remain high, but numbers have decreased by 25% over five years.

Health issues arise as a celebrity reportedly suffers from dementia and is hospitalized.

Hong Kong's digital competitiveness rises to fourth globally, showcasing technological advancements.

Tensions escalate as China criticizes the Netherlands over semiconductor industry interference.

Trump's administration restricts China's access to advanced AI chips, raising international concerns.

In sports, Hong Kong table tennis star So Wai-yin announces her retirement after a stellar career.

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