Hong Kong News in English

Good morning! It’s 6th July, and here’s your Hong Kong daily news capsule.

Ferry services adjusted tomorrow due to military ship departures; plan your travels accordingly.

Afternoon temperatures soar to 33 degrees; thunderstorms expected tomorrow across several areas.

After 16 years, a medical case concludes with a doctor found negligent in a cerebral palsy case.

A tragic motorcycle accident on Tai Po Road leaves one dead and another injured.

Police seize $1.2 billion worth of cocaine hidden in heavy metal boxes in Yuen Long.

Thirteen countries withdraw from attending Khamenei's funeral following U.S. pressure.

Hong Kong's foreign domestic workers demand a 30% pay raise and increased meal allowances.

Seven permanent secretaries head to Singapore for a three-day exchange program.

A bar fight in Tsim Sha Tsui results in five injuries, with four suspects arrested.

Trump asserts America will always lead and never decline during Independence Day celebrations.

Super Typhoon Bavi approaches Guam, prompting residents to seek shelter.

Washington's Independence Day celebrations face disruptions due to severe weather conditions.

Gold prices forecasted to rise, with demand expected to remain strong over the next decade.

The World Cup heats up as France's coach praises players for their calm against Paraguay.

Brazil faces Norway in the World Cup's knockout stage, with high hopes for victory.

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