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Hong Kong Spends Rs 76 Lakh On Panda Renaming Contest, Ends Up Retaining Original Names
The taxpayer's money was spent to build a website for the activity, recruit staff, post advertisements and offer prizes to winners.
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Dog On Leash Strangled In Hong Kong After Running Out Of Elevator As Door Closed
The leash was caught between the closing doors of the 23-storey building, resulting in the dog being pulled upwards.
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An Apartment Building For The Dead In One Of World's Most Crowded Cities
With its white marble foyer and lavish chandeliers, the 12-storey tower could be mistaken for one of Hong Kong's newest hotels, but it offers a longer stay: a final resting place for thousands in one of the world's most crowded cities.
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Kabaddi Builds Bridges Across Cultures In Hong Kong
Kabaddi has now spread to nearly 80 schools and social organisations and has had more than 8,000 participants in Hong Kong.
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Hong Kong Regulator Canvasses Views on Rules for Crypto Assets, May Adopt Regulatory Framework by 2024
Hong Kong's de facto central bank invited comment about ways to regulate crypto assets and stablecoins, with the aim of adopting a regulatory framework by 2024 in which the policy spectrum could range from no action to a blanket ban.
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150 People Trapped On Hong Kong Trade Centre Roof After Fire: Police
About 150 people were trapped on the roof of Hong Kong's World Trade Centre on Wednesday after a fire broke out in the building located in the bustling commercial and shopping district of Causeway Bay, police said.
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Hong Kong Media Tycoon Jimmy Lai Denied Bail On Fraud Charge
Hong Kong media tycoon and pro-democracy activist Jimmy Lai was denied bail on Thursday on a charge of fraud related to the lease of a building that houses his Apple Daily, an anti-government tabloid.
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Hong Kong Media Tycoon Arrested, Led Away In Handcuffs In Dramatic Raid
Hong Kong pro-democracy media tycoon Jimmy Lai was arrested Monday and led in handcuffs through his newspaper office as police raided the building, part of a sweeping crackdown on dissent since China imposed a security law on the city.
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Clean-Up At Newspaper Office In China After Bombs Were Thrown Into Lobby
Cleaners swept up broken glass at the Hong Kong office of China's official news agency Xinhua on Sunday, one of the buildings vandalised in a violent day of protests which also saw activists hurl petrol bombs and set fire to metro stations.
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TikTok's Beijing Roots Fuel Censorship Suspicion as It Builds Huge US Audience
TikTok has quickly become one of America's most popular mobile apps.
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Hong Kong Police Fire Tear Gas At Protesters Armed With Petrol Bombs
Hong Kong police fired water cannon and volleys of tear gas to break up protesters throwing petrol bombs near the Legislative Council building and inside the Central Government Offices on Sunday, the latest in weeks of sometimes violent unrest.
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Hong Kong Airport Cancels All Flights For Today As Protesters Swarm
Hong Kong airport authorities canceled remaining flights on Monday after protesters swarmed the main terminal building for a fourth day, the biggest disruption yet to the city's economy since demonstrations began in early June.
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Armed With Metal Rods, Hong Kong Protesters Break Parliament Doors
Hong Kong protesters streamed into the legislature building on the 22nd anniversary of the city's 1997 return to Chinese rule on Monday in a direct challenge to Beijing, amid widespread anger over proposed laws that would allow extraditions to China.
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Hong Kong To Build $79 Billion Artificial Island To Fix Housing Shortage
Hong Kong plans to build one of the world's largest artificial islands with an eye-watering $79 billion price tag, city officials announced Tuesday.
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Millionaire Throws Cash From Top Of Building, Sparks Frenzy. Video Is Viral
24-year-old Wong Ching-kit was arrested in Hong Kong on Sunday for tossing cash from the top of a building and sparking frenzy amongst the bystanders below.
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Hong Kong Spends Rs 76 Lakh On Panda Renaming Contest, Ends Up Retaining Original Names
The taxpayer's money was spent to build a website for the activity, recruit staff, post advertisements and offer prizes to winners.
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Dog On Leash Strangled In Hong Kong After Running Out Of Elevator As Door Closed
The leash was caught between the closing doors of the 23-storey building, resulting in the dog being pulled upwards.
-
An Apartment Building For The Dead In One Of World's Most Crowded Cities
With its white marble foyer and lavish chandeliers, the 12-storey tower could be mistaken for one of Hong Kong's newest hotels, but it offers a longer stay: a final resting place for thousands in one of the world's most crowded cities.
-
Kabaddi Builds Bridges Across Cultures In Hong Kong
Kabaddi has now spread to nearly 80 schools and social organisations and has had more than 8,000 participants in Hong Kong.
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Hong Kong Regulator Canvasses Views on Rules for Crypto Assets, May Adopt Regulatory Framework by 2024
Hong Kong's de facto central bank invited comment about ways to regulate crypto assets and stablecoins, with the aim of adopting a regulatory framework by 2024 in which the policy spectrum could range from no action to a blanket ban.
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150 People Trapped On Hong Kong Trade Centre Roof After Fire: Police
About 150 people were trapped on the roof of Hong Kong's World Trade Centre on Wednesday after a fire broke out in the building located in the bustling commercial and shopping district of Causeway Bay, police said.
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Hong Kong Media Tycoon Jimmy Lai Denied Bail On Fraud Charge
Hong Kong media tycoon and pro-democracy activist Jimmy Lai was denied bail on Thursday on a charge of fraud related to the lease of a building that houses his Apple Daily, an anti-government tabloid.
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Hong Kong Media Tycoon Arrested, Led Away In Handcuffs In Dramatic Raid
Hong Kong pro-democracy media tycoon Jimmy Lai was arrested Monday and led in handcuffs through his newspaper office as police raided the building, part of a sweeping crackdown on dissent since China imposed a security law on the city.
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Clean-Up At Newspaper Office In China After Bombs Were Thrown Into Lobby
Cleaners swept up broken glass at the Hong Kong office of China's official news agency Xinhua on Sunday, one of the buildings vandalised in a violent day of protests which also saw activists hurl petrol bombs and set fire to metro stations.
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TikTok's Beijing Roots Fuel Censorship Suspicion as It Builds Huge US Audience
TikTok has quickly become one of America's most popular mobile apps.
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Hong Kong Police Fire Tear Gas At Protesters Armed With Petrol Bombs
Hong Kong police fired water cannon and volleys of tear gas to break up protesters throwing petrol bombs near the Legislative Council building and inside the Central Government Offices on Sunday, the latest in weeks of sometimes violent unrest.
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Hong Kong Airport Cancels All Flights For Today As Protesters Swarm
Hong Kong airport authorities canceled remaining flights on Monday after protesters swarmed the main terminal building for a fourth day, the biggest disruption yet to the city's economy since demonstrations began in early June.
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Armed With Metal Rods, Hong Kong Protesters Break Parliament Doors
Hong Kong protesters streamed into the legislature building on the 22nd anniversary of the city's 1997 return to Chinese rule on Monday in a direct challenge to Beijing, amid widespread anger over proposed laws that would allow extraditions to China.
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Hong Kong To Build $79 Billion Artificial Island To Fix Housing Shortage
Hong Kong plans to build one of the world's largest artificial islands with an eye-watering $79 billion price tag, city officials announced Tuesday.
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Millionaire Throws Cash From Top Of Building, Sparks Frenzy. Video Is Viral
24-year-old Wong Ching-kit was arrested in Hong Kong on Sunday for tossing cash from the top of a building and sparking frenzy amongst the bystanders below.
