Hong Kong News in English

Good morning! It’s 1st May, and here’s your Hong Kong daily news capsule.

Residents of Hong Fu Court report thefts as police investigate multiple break-ins.

New smoking ban in public places takes effect today, with two people already fined.

As the Golden Week begins, travelers flock to Shenzhen, causing heavy traffic at checkpoints.

Iran's Supreme Leader warns foreign forces to stay away as tensions rise in the Gulf.

Hong Fu Court inquiry reveals concerns over contractor collusion in building inspections.

U.S. warns companies against paying Iran tolls, labeling it as terrorism support.

New public housing applications open today, with demand expected to be very high.

Weather alert issued as thunderstorms approach Hong Kong, prompting safety warnings.

A 60-year-old man arrested after failed bank robbery attempt in Causeway Bay.

Trump criticizes Germany's strategy on Iran, escalating tensions between the two nations.

The Japanese yen surges over 2% as speculation of currency intervention grows.

Hong Kong stocks dip over 300 points amid market fluctuations and investor concerns.

Federal Reserve holds rates steady, but internal divisions signal uncertainty ahead.

PlayStation clarifies that digital game verification only requires a one-time check.

GuliKit launches new Joy-Con upgrade kit for Switch 2, promising drift-free gaming.

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