Hong Kong’s MTR Corp won’t use by-laws to force travellers to stand on both sides of escalators
[South China Morning Post] - 11/11/2024
Rail giant prefers ‘promotion and education’ efforts to change travellers’ behaviour, also plans to reduce speed of escalators.
In Hong Kong newspapers
HK windsurfers win big at open championships
Windsurfer Mui Ma on Monday overcame Britain's two-time Olympic bronze medallist Emma Wilson to win the iQFOiL (…)
[RTHK] - 11/11/2024
EOC not doing enough in discrimination cases: Unison
A group advocating racial equality said on Monday that an incident in which a woman was denied service in a (…)
[RTHK] - 11/11/2024
'Step up training on use of cage lifts in emergencies'
A concern group for industrial accident victims on Monday stressed it is crucial to step up workers' training on the (…)
[RTHK] - 11/11/2024
People urged to watch out for online investment fraud
Police on Monday urged people to think twice before turning to social media or web forums for financial advice after (…)
[RTHK] - 11/11/2024
From Song dynasty fashion to Hong Kong escalators, here are five stories you may have missed over the weekend.
[South China Morning Post] - 11/11/2024
Magistrate says pair ‘disrespectful’ of the dead, adding their actions had obstructed further investigations into (…)
[South China Morning Post] - 11/11/2024
Setting a larger minimum size for subdivided flats would have meant delays in supplying homes to those affected, (…)
[South China Morning Post] - 11/11/2024
Seventeen more companies sign partnerships with OASES
Financial Secretary Paul Chan on Monday said bringing more strategic enterprises to Hong Kong helps the government (…)
[RTHK] - 11/11/2024
T1 on the way as yet another storm approaches
The Observatory said the Standby Signal No 1 will be issued between 8pm and midnight on Monday as a typhoon is about (…)
[RTHK] - 11/11/2024
Quacquarelli Symonds tells Post city has advantages over many Western education destinations but universities still (…)
[South China Morning Post] - 10/11/2024
Businesspeople must be contributors not bystanders: CE
Chief Executive John Lee on Monday called on the business sector and entrepreneurs to actively contribute to Hong (…)
[RTHK] - 11/11/2024
