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  1. Towngas customers face higher bills as tariffs set to rise 4.4% in August

    The Hong Kong and China Gas Company Limited (Towngas) will increase its tariffs by 4.4% starting in August, attributing the rise to escalating operating expenses and labor costs over the last two years. This adjustment is expected to add approximately HK$320 per month for half of its commercial and industrial clients, and a maximum of HK$10 for 65% of residential customers. The company also cited the need for investment in gas supply for new developments like the Northern Metropolis, projecting capital expenditures of HK$13.1 billion for 2026 and the following five years. AI

    Towngas customers face higher bills as tariffs set to rise 4.4% in August
  2. Hong Kong ideal platform for Uzbek firms to spread wings globally, John Lee says

    Hong Kong's Chief Executive John Lee has proposed the city as an ideal hub for Uzbek companies seeking global expansion. Lee invited Uzbek Prime Minister Abdulla Aripov to be a keynote speaker at the September Belt and Road Summit in Hong Kong. During a meeting, Aripov presented numerous collaborative projects, with Hong Kong and mainland Chinese businesses expressing significant interest, including Henderson Land Development and Towngas in expanding their operations in Uzbekistan. AI

    Hong Kong ideal platform for Uzbek firms to spread wings globally, John Lee says
  3. Woman suffers 40% burns in Hong Kong flat explosion caused by ‘gas leak’

    A woman in Hong Kong sustained severe burns after an explosion in her apartment, which is suspected to be caused by a gas leak. Firefighters rescued her from the unit, and she was conscious when transported to the hospital. Residents from adjacent floors were evacuated as a precaution, and the gas company has dispatched personnel to investigate potential leaks in the area. AI

    Woman suffers 40% burns in Hong Kong flat explosion caused by ‘gas leak’