Hong Kong News in English

Good morning! It’s 31st July, and here’s your Hong Kong daily news capsule.

Severe weather alert as Hong Kong braces for strong winds and heavy rain today.

Iran retaliates against U.S. military strikes with attacks on bases in Jordan and Kuwait.

Kumamoto struggles with heat post-earthquake as schools become makeshift shelters.

New anti-terror drill scheduled at the Huanggang border checkpoint next month.

Hong Kong government enhances fire safety measures in hotels, limiting smoke headgear to guest rooms.

Water supply restoration efforts underway in Tuen Mun after complex pipe repairs.

Massive traffic accident on Tolo Highway leaves motorcyclist dead, driver arrested.

New appointments announced at the Hospital Authority, with a new network director for Kowloon West.

Judge's last day sees sentencing of drug dealer linked to high-end wine transport.

Severe rainstorm warnings issued for Guangdong and surrounding areas, with flooding expected.

U.S. military strikes in Iraq escalate conflict as Iran attacks American bases in Jordan.

Large-scale Russian airstrikes target Ukraine, with missiles reportedly landing in Poland.

Super Typhoon Dolphin's path may shift directly towards Zhejiang, warnings issued for severe weather.

FIFA faces backlash over plans to commercialize the World Cup, sparking international criticism.

Disciplinary investigation launched against Argentina's national team for conduct during the World Cup.

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