Stories from Hong Kong

A tropical cyclone may trigger storm surges, with low pressure drawing up seawater and strong onshore winds pushing water towards the coast.

Deputy Secretary for Innovation, Technology and Industry, Zhang Manli, will serve as Secretary starting May 15th next week. The Transport Bureau is arranging to make the pedestrian crossing trial scheme permanent after receiving positive public feedback on its effectiveness in Sha Tin and Tsim Sha Tsui. The pedestrian scheme will expand its application to new development areas and existing suitable intersections. Hong Kong police conducted an anti-drug operation yesterday afternoon in Hung Hom, raiding a restaurant room. Auxiliary devices installed at 100 pedestrian black spots and traffic light-controlled intersections in Hong Kong have reduced jaywalking by approximately 50%. Traffic abnormalities were reported on several roads in Hong Kong, including Pugong Village Road towards Qiyun Mountain and Fengde Road, which experienced heavy vehicle volume.

The passenger was found possessing untaxed cigarettes and failed to declare them to customs, violating the Dutiable Commodities Ordinance.

A school has invited a professional football teacher from the UK approximately one to two years ago. The school's focus on football began about one or two years ago, with students initially engaging in the sport through after-school interest classes.

A radio discussion highlighted that artificial intelligence is not currently generating the unique 'beats' or underlying sounds found in K-pop music.

A cultural shift indicates the public increasingly favors authentic, even slightly chaotic, life scenes over perfectly curated images, particularly in photography.

Fung Lo Shue Road in Cha Kwo Ling, Hong Kong, is closed until 3 PM.

The Ma On Shan city center public transport terminal in Hong Kong will undergo an improvement project, version 2.0. The Transport Department announced that the Ma On Shan Public Transport Interchange will undergo improvement works 2.0.

The Education University of Hong Kong and the Hong Kong Elite Association are co-organizing a 5-4 Youth Festival. The 5-4 Youth Festival is considered an event to encourage and strengthen the youth team, fostering their national consciousness for the nation's future prosperity.

A painting reportedly uses artistic means, including colors, figures, and delicate brushstrokes, to portray the Japanese invading army with a "beautified and heroic attitude." The source referred to this as a "banned war" artwork.