Hong Kong News in English

Good morning! It’s 26th June, and here’s your Hong Kong daily news capsule.

Heavy rain expected in Hong Kong over the next few hours, warns the Observatory.

Tragic fire at Hong Fu Court raises serious concerns about evacuation times for residents.

Authorities arrest a woman in Sham Shui Po for keeping endangered reptiles and a crocodile.

Education chief emphasizes the need for universities to assess dismissed medical interns' suitability.

Venezuela earthquake death toll rises to 164, with international aid being offered.

Hong Kong schools urged to enhance digital literacy in the age of AI.

Two men arrested in connection with a fatal accident at a recycling site in Tuen Mun.

Suspicious object at Quarry Bay construction site turns out to be just a rock.

Chinese Premier downplays concerns over export surges, highlighting opportunities for the world.

Record heat waves hit Europe, with France experiencing its hottest day ever.

Bitcoin plunges below $60,000, causing significant losses for many investors.

Apple raises prices on all Mac and iPad models due to chip shortages.

GTA 6 physical disc version rumored to launch in December, pre-orders now open.

South Korea faces backlash after losing to South Africa in the World Cup.

Fencing team advances to finals after defeating South Korea in the Asian Championships.

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