Stories from Hong Kong

Hong Kong's Social Welfare Department issued a special announcement, urging an individual named Li De Zheng to contact them as soon as possible regarding an urgent matter.

Traffic congestion was reported on Tsuen Wan Road towards Tuen Mun, extending near Wing Tak Lee Plaza, and on Kwai Chung Road towards Lei Muk Shue, with traffic backed up to Lai King.

Participants in a program, possibly 'Imagine', self-organized an exhibition, handling everything from venue arrangements to interacting with guests.

Young artist Alisa has completed three paintings and one image artwork as part of the "Dream Lab" program. She noted that the program helped her with career planning and connected her with supportive people and fellow art students.

A program focused on youth development, involving over a dozen young people aged 15 to 24, participated in a handicraft deepening course.

The University Student Union approved using a portion of the university's non-designated funds to pre-pay hospital debts.

On Friday, chip stocks and AI concept stocks experienced some pullback in the market. After recent strong performance, chip and AI concept stocks experienced a pullback on Friday.

There is a discussion about seriously researching and introducing a law to prohibit AI psychological technology from being used for "pornographic implications." These situations often involve cross-border issues, predominantly affecting women, with photos reportedly taken in...

An employer in Hong Kong hired a domestic helper through an employment agency, which had advised that the helper was unable for daily communication. Hong Kong is researching the introduction of a law to prohibit AI psychological technology from creating pornographic content, particularly involving minors. A legislator stated they do not support the increase in specialist outpatient follow-up and medication fees, reflecting public opinion, and urged the Hospital Authority to provide an explanation. He said that the system relied on professional on-site supervision, with professionals responsible for reporting safety issues. Discussions in Hong Kong include prohibiting children under 10 from accessing or opening accounts on social media platforms.

A new Food Business Regulation has taken effect today in Hong Kong. The new Food Business (Amendment) Regulation, effective today, allows restaurants to apply to the Food and Environmental Hygiene Department (FEHD) to permit dogs, with applications opening May 18. The regulation, unchanged for 30 years, also faces concerns about illegal dog circulation, prompting calls for more government action. Barrister Yu Kang-ting questioned Yi Zi-xiong regarding the Yi Xiong Fu Yuan case, asking if the department had advised on assisting owners' corporations with complex issues like major maintenance, unreliable engineering consultants, and contract disputes, given residents' inability to handle them. Yi Zixiong responded that licensed professional property management companies could provide assistance.