Hong Kong News in English

Good morning! It’s 7th August, and here’s your Hong Kong daily news capsule.

JUPAS results spark controversy as claims of 40.5 points for HKU medical admission are disputed.

China implements five countermeasures against the US, tightening drone exports and imposing sanctions.

Health officials warn travelers about bringing regulated medications back from Japan without exemptions.

Iran plans a new navigation system in the Strait of Hormuz, restricting enemy passage.

As the new Huanggang port opens, officials urge caution against overcrowding during initial trials.

The Hong Kong Observatory forecasts continued extreme heat over the coming days.

Public housing advocates propose a new five-to-five rental and sale housing plan to the government.

July's heavy rains left some farmers with zero income, prompting calls for lowered aid thresholds.

Chinese University announces a five-year strategy, including the establishment of a graduate college.

A lifeguard in Happy Valley is reported to have used fake credentials, prompting a police investigation.

Typhoon Whale is expected to generate ten-meter waves near Okinawa, affecting flights in Hong Kong.

As the 81st anniversary of Hiroshima approaches, calls for nuclear disarmament resonate strongly.

Trump denies claims of US ammunition shortages and vows to investigate treasonous remarks.

FIFA leadership holds an emergency meeting, reaffirming support for President Infantino amid controversy.

Bayern Munich stars make a surprise appearance in Tsim Sha Tsui, delighting local fans.

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