Hong Kong News in English

Good morning! It’s 29th June, and here’s your Hong Kong daily news capsule.

Europe faces extreme heat as UK drivers use hoses to cool electric cars.

Kowloon City police investigate a fatal bus accident involving dangerous driving.

Severe thunderstorms bring heavy rain to multiple areas, with warnings in effect.

UN estimates Venezuela earthquake may affect over six million people's livelihoods.

Shenzhen's extended metro line opens, cutting commute times for residents.

Iran threatens military action against US bases in the Middle East amid rising tensions.

Hong Kong's Yumin Street closes permanently, sparking nostalgia among locals.

International dragon boat races showcase cultural heritage and attract global participants.

Military personnel distribute raincoats to citizens during heavy downpours in Hong Kong.

New beautification project enhances the riverside area in Tin Shui Wai with colorful murals.

Trump defends controversial memorandum amid rising tensions with Iran ahead of elections.

Serbia's president announces plans to resign and run for prime minister instead.

Japan experiences a significant earthquake, but no tsunami risk reported.

South Korea faces criticism after early World Cup exit, with calls for reform.

Portugal's team struggles in the World Cup, aiming for a comeback in knockout stages.

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