Hong Kong News in English

Good morning! It’s 22nd May, and here’s your Hong Kong daily news capsule.

Residents question errors in the Hong Fu Court acquisition proposal, citing confusion over name transfer forms.

Ebola outbreak in Africa prompts Hong Kong government to issue red travel warning for the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Severe flooding in New Territories leads to public outcry as parents and students brave the storm to attend school.

Fire at Jordan's Wen Yuan Building results in one death and multiple injuries, with over 200 evacuated.

Two fatalities reported in a taxi accident in Ngau Tau Kok, with the elderly driver appearing in a wheelchair at court.

Customs officials arrest two women for allegedly smuggling live cats into Hong Kong from mainland China.

Legislative Council approves increase in stamp duty for luxury properties over 10 million dollars to 6.5 percent.

61-year-old man falls to his death in Sha Tin after a dispute over educational expenses with his son.

Shenzhen enters flood defense mode as heavy rains cause significant disruptions and over 16,000 people evacuated.

China warns the U.S. against imposing new tariffs while confirming procurement agreements in trade negotiations.

NVIDIA sees a surge in stock price as Wall Street anticipates continued growth in AI capital expenditure.

Samsung reaches a preliminary agreement with its union, averting potential strike action amid ongoing negotiations.

Aston Villa wins the UEFA Cup, ending a 30-year trophy drought with a stunning victory in Istanbul.

Wu An-yi makes a remarkable return to the top of women's snooker rankings after a seven-year absence.

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