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culture 60d ago Hong Kong

Gen Z More Likely To Claim Psychic Traits

Belief in intuition remains strong despite modern technology. Younger generations, specifically Gen Z, are most likely to claim psychic traits. The source noted that for many, this belief remains a guiding force.
RTHK Radio 3 HK
economy 60d ago Hong Kong

Blocked Cargo Value Reaches $5 Billion

The total value of blocked cargo for a specific company is estimated at approximately $5 billion. Weekly insurance costs for a vessel in the Red Sea represent about 1.8% of the ship's total value. These insurance costs are renegotiated every week, leading to accumulated expenses. The report included interviews with special correspondent Eric Destiné in Hong Kong.
RTBF La Premiere
politics 60d ago Hong Kong

Fanling Bypass Eastern Section Opens in Hong Kong

The Fanling to East section of a major transport infrastructure project in Hong Kong is scheduled to open on May 3. The Eastern section of the Fanling Bypass will open tomorrow at 8 AM.
RTHK Radio 1 Cantonese
politics 60d ago Hong Kong

Fanling To East Section To Open May 3

Hong Kong Chief Executive John Lee attended a groundbreaking ceremony for a new medical research and teaching complex at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology. Prices for small and medium units rose 1.4% month-on-month, while large units rose 0.9%. Prices have risen for ten consecutive months with a monthly increase of 1.4% and a year-on-year increase of 9.8%. The central bank's latest report indicates that interest rates are lower than market expectations. SMIC decreased 9.6 percent to 67.35 HKD, while Xiaomi fell 7.6 percent to 30.34 HKD. The Hang Seng Tech Index declined 5.4 percent, according to the report. Kuaishou shares reached a low of 42.6% this morning, down over 2% from last week's close. South Xi Technology shares rose 271.2% following a 3.5% increase last week. Certain stocks saw double-digit declines, with some falling nearly 20 percent due to share placement.
RTHK Radio 1 Hong Kong
economy 60d ago Hong Kong

Hong Kong Breaks Ground on New Medical Research Building

A report from the Global Trade Outlook and Statistics indicates Hong Kong has risen to the position of the world's fifth-largest economy in terms of commodity trade. Li stated that building a third medical school will help transform Hong Kong into a high-end international talent hub. The new facility aims to increase the training of local doctors and improve the quality and efficiency of healthcare services in the region. The project is part of a broader strategy to attract and cultivate talent in medical and higher education sectors. Hong Kong has commenced the groundbreaking ceremony for a new medical research and teaching complex at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology.
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other 60d ago Hong Kong

Traffic Cleared Following Accident Near Sai Kung

Traffic has returned to normal on the Sai Kung Highway heading towards Kowloon following a recent accident near White Sand Bay.
RTHK Radio 1 Hong Kong
culture 60d ago Hong Kong

University of Hong Kong Competitiveness Driven by Industry Research

The University of Hong Kong achieved the sixth position in the 2026 Times Higher Education Asia University Rankings. Eight subsidized universities in Hong Kong appeared on the latest Asian higher education rankings. The University of Hong Kong attributes its high Asian ranking to increased resources and the ability to recruit world-class professors. The University of Hong Kong's high ranking in higher education is attributed to its strong connection to mainland China and its research capabilities. University rankings show a shift where institutions are increasingly defined by their integration of industry research and application. While some social science and humanities rankings for local universities have declined, certain institutions have entered the top eight in specific global rankings.
RTHK Radio 1 Cantonese
other 60d ago Hong Kong

Hong Kong Court Assigns 30% Liability to Travel Agency for Hiker Injury

A travel agency has been found 30% liable for an accident during an outdoor hiking activity. Judges are reminding participants of outdoor activities to maintain safe evacuation procedures and continuous contact until their safety is confirmed. A judge ruled the agency bears 30% responsibility due to insufficient risk prevention and failure to research terrain risks during rain. The judge noted the agency failed to implement adequate risk prevention measures and lacked deep understanding of the terrain. The agency arranged hiking activities on undeveloped mountain paths during rainy conditions, which significantly increased danger. The court said that agencies must establish effective contact mechanisms and ensure the safety of participants who withdraw mid-activity.
CNR Voice of China
environment 60d ago Hong Kong

Hong Kong Flood Relief Fund Sees Increased Applications

RTHK discussed a daily waste processing capacity of 9,000 metric tons. The government also intends to expand defense spending despite tight budgets. Hong Kong's Labour Department is reviewing and has increased the maximum payout from the severance fund for employees affected by the cancellation of the 'off-set' mechanism. Hong Kong's Protection Fund for Employees received 5,842 applications in 2025, a 14% increase from 2024. The 2025 disaster relief fund in Hong Kong has seen an increase in applications and has adjusted its special remittance amounts for disaster relief expenses. Concerns exist regarding potential misuse of the fund and whether its coverage can be expanded. An increase in applications is anticipated for businesses unable to pay wages due to closure, which is linked to economic downturns.
RTHK Radio 1 Hong Kong
technology 60d ago Hong Kong

China Leads World in AI Publications and Patents

China has surpassed other nations in the number of artificial intelligence publications and patents. A Chinese international student in Brazil, Guo Ruijie, expressed a desire to act as a bridge between Brazil and China.
RTHK Radio 1 Hong Kong