Hong Kong News in English

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

Trump reveals a photo of Maduro on a U.S. warship, claiming U.S. control over Venezuela.

Hong Kong records a chilly 11.4 degrees Celsius, marking the coldest winter morning yet.

Old Yau Ma Tei Police Station reopens, showcasing classic Hong Kong film scenes for visitors.

Chen Zhenying announces support for his chairmanship candidacy, while Li Huizhong expresses gratitude for nominations.

Hong Kong enters peak flu season, with an expected rise in cases after the Lunar New Year.

Ocean Park's Wild Tornado ride malfunctions, leaving 15 passengers stuck for 19 minutes, no injuries reported.

A woman in Sheung Shui attacks police with a knife, leading to her arrest amid payment issues.

Fire breaks out in Lai Yiu Estate, sending four people to the hospital and displacing over a hundred residents.

Swiss bar fire linked to sparklers claims 40 lives, with authorities investigating the incident.

Taiwan military exercises prompt U.S. warnings against interference, amid rising tensions in the region.

Iranian officials caution the U.S. against intervening in domestic protests, as tensions escalate.

Japan experiences its first snowfall of the season, creating picturesque scenes at Senso-ji Temple.

Hong Kong stocks surge, marking the best start in 13 years, with significant gains in tech shares.

BYD outpaces Tesla in electric vehicle sales, projecting a 28% increase by 2025.

Rumors swirl around TVB's Eric Tsang stepping down as general manager during the upcoming awards ceremony.

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