Sham Shui Po District
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- 2026-08-22 regulatory An industrial accident involving a scaffolding collapse resulted in a man being hospitalized. source
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Hong Kong murder trial ends after suspect dies of cancer
A murder and attempted robbery trial in Hong Kong has been terminated following the death of the defendant, Wen Wenye. Wen, 62, who was accused of involvement in a 1991 incident at a second-hand goods shop, died of lung…
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Hong Kong construction worker dies in 19th fatal accident this year
A construction worker in Hong Kong died after falling from scaffolding, marking the 19th fatal construction accident in the city this year. The incident occurred in Sham Shui Po when a support bracket reportedly came lo…
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Man dies after collapsing on Hong Kong train, disrupting MTR services
A 61-year-old man passed away in the hospital after collapsing on a train in Hong Kong. The incident occurred on a Central-bound train as it arrived at Cheung Sha Wan station, prompting a report to police. Emergency ser…
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Man unfit for trial in 1991 Hong Kong murder case due to cancer
A 61-year-old man, Wen Wenye, has been deemed unfit to stand trial in Hong Kong for his alleged involvement in a 1991 murder and attempted robbery. A High Court jury made this determination due to Wen's cognitive impair…
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CityUHK launches CLASSy World metaverse for blended learning
CLASSy World is a new metaverse initiative launched by CityUHK in July 2026, aiming to enhance blended and team-based learning across various disciplines. The project features five interactive virtual spaces—House of Eu…
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Man hospitalized after scaffolding collapse in Hong Kong
A man in Hong Kong was hospitalized after a section of bamboo scaffolding collapsed on him. The incident occurred on Nam Cheong Street in Sham Shui Po, trapping the victim, believed to be in his fifties or sixties, unde…
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Hong Kong offers developers 20% plot bonus to revive old districts
Hong Kong is launching a new pilot scheme next month to encourage private redevelopment of older districts. The government will offer developers a bonus plot ratio of up to 20% or an equivalent land premium value in sev…
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Hong Kong's "Bead Street" faces closure as shops shift to eateries
Hong Kong's "Bead Street" in Sham Shui Po, once a vibrant hub for crafting supplies, is facing an uncertain future as many shops are closing down. The area, known for its fabric and accessory retailers, has seen a signi…
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Hong Kong civil servant charged for issuing fake littering tickets
A civil servant in Hong Kong has been charged with misconduct for allegedly issuing fake littering tickets to five individuals. The foreman from the Food and Environmental Hygiene Department is accused of creating HK$3,…
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Sham Shui Po District offers governance lessons for Hong Kong
Sham Shui Po District in Hong Kong offers valuable lessons in local governance, emphasizing tangible benefits for residents, long-term commitment, and community-centered approaches. The district's success is measured by…
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Hong Kong food courts face new rules on plastic-lined containers
Hong Kong authorities have issued warnings to food court stalls regarding the use of disposable tableware coated in plastic for dine-in services. Stall operators, like Philip Ho at Dragon Centre, expressed surprise at t…
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HK taxi driver denies ramming crowd in HK$8.4M injury lawsuit
A Hong Kong taxi driver, Henry Cheng Kwok-chuen, is facing an HK$8.4 million personal injury lawsuit for allegedly ramming his vehicle into a crowd during the 2019 protests. Cheng denies the accusation, stating he lost …
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Hong Kong police officers lose appeal over framing homeless man
Four Hong Kong police officers have lost their appeal against convictions for framing a homeless man and covering up evidence. The Court of Appeal upheld their sentences, stating that attempts to obstruct surveillance c…
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Hong Kong clerk seeks $1.07M damages after 2019 protest taxi incident
A Hong Kong clerk is seeking HK$8.4 million (US$1.07 million) in damages after being struck by a taxi during a 2019 protest. Her lawyers argue the taxi driver, Henry Cheng, was negligent by failing to brake or sound his…
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Hong Kong reading glasses fail to list key eye strain prevention details
A recent test by Hong Kong's Consumer Council found that over half of the 17 ready-to-wear reading glasses examined failed to provide crucial labeling information. Specifically, most models did not list the pupillary di…
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Hong Kong police arrest 65 in crackdown on illegal nightclubs and gambling dens
Hong Kong police have arrested 65 individuals in a large-scale operation targeting a criminal syndicate that allegedly operated unlicensed nightclubs and gambling dens. The raids, conducted across multiple districts, re…
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Hong Kong approves first subdivided units meeting basic housing standards
Hong Kong has certified its first three subdivided housing units that meet the new government standards. The units, located in Sham Shui Po, were approved under the Basic Housing Units Ordinance, which mandates minimum …
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Hong Kong bookshop owners arrested for sedition over publications
Two owners of Hunter Bookstore in Hong Kong were arrested on suspicion of sedition and money laundering. Police allege they sold publications inciting hatred towards the government and received funds from foreign politi…
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Porn star Erena So arrested for promoting illegal gambling website
Hong Kong police have arrested adult film actress Erena So for her alleged involvement in promoting an overseas gambling website. So was detained in Sham Shui Po and later released on bail. She claimed the website was l…
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Hong Kong woman arrested after 100 reptiles found in apartment
A woman in Hong Kong was arrested after authorities discovered approximately 100 reptiles, including endangered species, in her apartment. The discovery followed the initial finding of a 1.5-meter crocodile on her balco…