Hong Kong News in English

Good morning! It’s 6th November, and here’s your Hong Kong daily news capsule.

Public hospitals to charge for body storage starting January, with exemptions for financial hardship.

Legislative Council elections emphasize the need for sportsmanship over mere patriotism.

Chinese space mission Shenzhou 20 delayed due to suspected impact from space debris.

Medical Council under pressure to investigate long-standing cerebral palsy case amid public outcry.

Kentucky plane crash leaves at least three dead and eleven injured, emergency declared.

New cases of Chikungunya fever reported in Hong Kong, health officials on alert.

Yuen Long construction accident results in the tragic death of a female worker.

China introduces facial recognition at twelve new border checkpoints, enhancing security measures.

JPEX case sees police charge sixteen individuals, including a well-known influencer.

US government shutdown reaches record length, impacting the economy and political landscape.

Democrats score major victories in US local elections, seen as a referendum on Trump.

China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs sets political conditions for Taiwan's participation in APEC.

Hong Kong's financial governance praised, aiming to strengthen its role as a global hub.

Former Miss Hong Kong, now businesswoman, announces departure from TVB after five years.

Shenzhen's new border checkpoint offers faster entry with facial recognition technology.

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