Hong Kong’s first-ever giant panda twins to make public debut in February

[HKFP] - 01/14/2025

Hong Kong’s first-ever giant panda twins will make their debut to the public in February, Chief Executive John Lee has announced. Speaking at a press conference on Tuesday, Lee said the two pandas – who live at Ocean Park – were nearly six months old. The public will be able to visit them next (…)



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