Hong Kong News in English

Good morning! It’s 13th November, and here’s your Hong Kong daily news capsule.

Election forum in New Territories North sees buses transporting seniors, raising campaign funding questions.

Customs arrest 38-year-old man for drug-related offenses in To Kwa Wan, seizing drugs worth 1.84 million.

Japanese man injured in bear attack while walking his dog in Iwate Prefecture.

Indigenous protesters clash with security at climate conference, pushing for representation on Amazon issues.

Flu outbreak reported at Island School with serious cases among students after a camping trip.

Strong northeast monsoon expected next week, with temperatures dropping to 16 degrees Celsius.

MTR station signage criticized for lack of clarity, prompting calls for improvements in directions.

Hong Kong Palace Museum showcases ancient Egyptian artifacts, featuring 250 historical items.

Valve announces three new gaming hardware products, including the Steam Machine and Steam Controller.

Hong Kong rugby team secures a 50-0 victory against Tianjin in the first day of the tournament.

Li Si-ying wins Hong Kong's second gold medal at the National Games, aiming for more success.

Hong Kong's weather fluctuates as winter approaches, with significant temperature drops expected soon.

Customs officials face challenges as drug-related incidents rise, highlighting ongoing enforcement efforts.

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