Stories from Hong Kong

CK Infrastructure, along with its partners Cheung Kong Holdings and Power Assets Holdings, has received overwhelming approval from independent shareholders to sell its UK power distribution business, UK Power Networks. This transaction marks a major divestment in the UK energy sector. The deal is expected to be completed in the second half of the year, subject to regulatory approvals. The sale is part of a broader strategy involving asset divestment. The sale includes various companies such as Great Wall Technology, Alibaba, and China Enterprise. CK Infrastructure Holdings Limited has sold its UK power networks for $22.6 billion. The Hang Seng Tech Index saw a 4.8% rise, with Alibaba up 5 yuan to 132.3 yuan. The Hang Seng China Enterprises Index was at 90.06. Huahong Semiconductor rose 9 yuan to 111.6 yuan, and Yangtze Optical Fibre and Cable shares increased by 20.2 yuan to 240.6 yuan.

A smart transportation planning platform utilizes 3D computer technology to simulate and analyze the transport of large building components through complex intersections and roundabouts. A Chinese transport platform is simulating complex routes, including those involving large building components passing through intricate intersections and roundabouts. A simulation platform with 5cm precision is being used in construction projects to plan the transportation of large building components.

Firefighters rescued a woman who was trapped inside her flat for 20 hours following a fire. Another resident, Mr. Wu, was trapped with his wife for over 15 hours. He returned to court wearing the same clothes he had on the day of the fire.

China is leading the global electric vehicle market and is showcasing its advancements in artificial intelligence technology.

Chinese technology companies are increasingly listing in Hong Kong, with a growing trend of hard technology enterprises dominating the market. Foreign investors are shifting their focus from Chinese consumer and internet stocks to technology sectors like AI, low-cost computing, and high-end manufacturing.

Major financial institutions are actively integrating stablecoins into their systems. Analysts predict this integration will be deeply embedded within the financial system in the next three to five years.

RTHK Radio 1 is featuring actress Luo Zhouhuan in the drama 'Female Mirror'. She plays Su Chanchan, who uses her 'female mirror' persona to perform. Her fairy-like appearance captivates the male lead, Tang Qiping, who is smitten by her beauty. The program explores new technology and drama, with Luo Zhouhuan playing the lead role of Su San San.

RTHK Radio 1 Hong Kong is featuring a program that explores new technologies and their potential to bridge the future. The broadcast also highlights a drama series starring Luo Zhouhuan as Su Chanchan, a character with a fairy-like appearance who captivates the male lead, Tang Qiping. The current plot has reached a critical stage, with the story focusing on a young woman who encounters a mysterious game. The host encouraged listeners to continue watching to discover the outcome.

The Social Welfare Department's Guangdong Care Service Scheme allows elderly residents in Hong Kong to choose to live in Guangdong.

RTHK Radio 1 Hong Kong tested an AI art learning platform, evaluating artwork based on user suggestions for modifications. The broadcast featured comparisons of artwork and modifications made by the AI. RTHK Radio 1 Cantonese is inviting applications for community radio programs, encouraging diverse voices from different groups, races, and cultures. RTHK Radio 3 HK broadcast a segment that included references to puppies, children, and 'girls of the night'.