Hong Kong News in English

Good morning! It’s 15th February, and here’s your Hong Kong daily news capsule.

Large crowds at the airport as residents travel abroad for the Lunar New Year.

Authorities report over three hundred thousand people have left Hong Kong today.

Beijing holds a free matchmaking event for singles ahead of Valentine’s Day.

Hong Kong's security chief plans to recommend changes regarding the Apple Daily's registration.

Government announces plans for long-term housing solutions after the recent fire incident.

Taiwan and the U.S. agree on a trade deal with a fifteen percent tariff rate.

Over one hundred people infected with norovirus linked to oysters during the festive season.

Police use drones to reunite a lost three-year-old boy with his mother in Kai Tak.

Trump announces plans to send a second aircraft carrier strike group to the Middle East.

Macau welcomes the Year of the Horse with fireworks and community events for visitors.

Hong Kong's public transport services will increase during the Lunar New Year holiday.

Last year saw a thirteen percent rise in visitors to Hong Kong, boosting the tourism sector.

Gold prices rise over two percent as U.S. inflation data comes in weaker than expected.

Eleven blue-chip stocks drop over three percent, extending losses in the Hang Seng Index.

DeepSeek faces user backlash after a controversial update changes its interface.

Microsoft confirms a security flaw in Windows Notepad that could compromise user systems.

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