Hong Kong News in English

Good morning! It’s 7th November, and here’s your Hong Kong daily news capsule.

Legislative Council elections see intense competition with 161 nomination forms received.

Public hospital mortuary fees to be introduced next year, raising concerns among funeral service providers.

Customs officers injured in drug bust incident as police pursue suspects involved.

Hong Kong Cycling Championships set to take place this Saturday, affecting traffic at the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge.

Chinese Shenzhou 20 mission delayed due to suspected space debris collision, astronauts remain in space.

Medical complaints commission highlights 15-year delay in case involving cerebral palsy infant.

JPEX fraud case sees influencer released on bail as court proceedings continue next month.

Several lawmakers, including Shang Hailong, announce they will not seek re-election.

Hong Kong Customs seizes $3.38 million worth of illegal cigarettes in Tsuen Wan raid.

Allegations of child abuse surface at Kowloon kindergarten, teacher arrested following investigation.

U.S. Supreme Court debates legality of tariffs, raising questions about Trump's authority.

Democrats achieve significant victories in New York City elections, signaling political shifts.

U.S. government shutdown reaches record 36 days, impacting airport operations nationwide.

Hong Kong stock market rises by 550 points, reaching a one-month high amid positive trading.

Chinese semiconductor firm halts wafer supply to factories over payment disputes.

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