Tsim Sha Tsui
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Hong Kong WinterFest expands as iconic 'Symphony of Lights' show concludes
Hong Kong's annual WinterFest is expanding its reach this year, extending beyond Central to include Tsim Sha Tsui and Causeway Bay. The festival will feature new attractions such as steam trains and aurora light shows. …
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Man arrested in Hong Kong for allegedly spiking DJ Mao Hamasaki's drink
A 61-year-old man has been arrested in Hong Kong for allegedly spiking the drink of Japanese DJ Mao Hamasaki at a nightclub. The incident occurred at the PP Club in Tsim Sha Tsui, and Hamasaki was reportedly left in int…
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Ex-adult film star Mao Hamasaki recovers after alleged drugging in Hong Kong
Former Japanese adult film actress Mao Hamasaki is recovering in a Hong Kong hospital after allegedly being drugged while working as a disc jockey. She was admitted to intensive care after consuming a drink that is susp…
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Hong Kong records hottest 'Frost' solar term amid El Niño and global warming
Hong Kong experienced its hottest "Frost" solar term on record, with temperatures reaching 32.3 degrees Celsius. The Hong Kong Observatory issued warnings for a dry weekend and significant day-night temperature fluctuat…
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Abby Choi murder trial: Ex-husband transferred watch profits, saw mark found
A murder trial for socialite Abby Choi heard that her ex-husband, Alex Kwong, transferred HK$6 million from luxury watch sales to her bank account. An employee of Aristo Watch & Jewellery testified that Kwong sold watch…
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Contractor injured in brief fire at Hong Kong Cultural Centre
A contractor sustained an electric shock and was injured during a brief fire at the Hong Kong Cultural Centre. The incident occurred while the worker was removing stage installations. The Fire Services Department respon…
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Hong Kong police arrest two over HK$1.7 million burglary spree
Hong Kong police have apprehended two individuals in connection with a series of at least six burglaries across Kowloon over the past three months. The suspects, a 54-year-old man from mainland China and a 34-year-old H…
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Alo Yoga sets Hong Kong opening sales record at K11 Musea
Alo Yoga has achieved a record-breaking first week of sales at its new flagship store in Hong Kong's K11 Musea mall. The US athleisure brand generated nearly HK$20 million (US$2.6 million), marking the highest opening-w…
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Hong Kong Museum hosts exhibition on pioneering Ta Teh Institute
An exhibition celebrating the Ta Teh Institute, a pioneering school established in Hong Kong in 1946, has opened at the Hong Kong Museum of History. The exhibition, titled "National Development and Achievements Series: …
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Hong Kong police bust Thai prostitution ring, seize HK$13 million
Hong Kong police have arrested seven men in connection with an alleged prostitution ring that lured women from Thailand to work as sex workers. The operation resulted in the seizure of HK$13 million (US$1.66 million) in…
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Hong Kong retail sees surge in Japanese, South Korean, and Thai brands
Hong Kong's retail sector is seeing a significant influx of brands from Japan, South Korea, and Thailand, which now constitute 36% of new entrants. This trend marks a three-year high and coincides with a decrease in dem…
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Hong Kong investor nets $30M profit on Tsim Sha Tsui retail portfolio after 40% price cut
A Hong Kong investor named Ng Kan-hoi has sold a portfolio of retail shops in Tsim Sha Tsui for HK$256.8 million (US$30.2 million). Despite accepting a price cut of over 40% from his original asking price of HK$430 mill…
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Hong Kong offers National Day discounts on dining and transport
Hong Kong celebrated the 77th anniversary of the People's Republic of China with a variety of discounts and promotions. Businesses offered deals on dining and transportation, with some restaurants providing up to 30% of…
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Hong Kong driver jailed 22 months for fatal student collision
A Hong Kong man has been sentenced to 22 months in prison for causing the death of a 19-year-old student. Ernest Au Yeung was driving his Tesla Model Y at nearly 100 km/h to beat an amber light when he struck the studen…
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Hong Kong faces record heatwaves, prompting calls to look beyond air conditioning
Hong Kong is experiencing record-breaking heatwaves, with temperatures reaching nearly 40 degrees Celsius in some areas. The Labour Department has upgraded its Heat Stress at Work Warning system to better alert outdoor …
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Hong Kong crypto ATMs operate in legal gray area amid fraud concerns
Grey-market cryptocurrency ATMs are becoming more prevalent in Hong Kong, offering quick access to digital assets in various retail locations. While these machines provide a convenient way to purchase cryptocurrencies l…
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Hong Kong faces intensifying heatwaves, prompting calls for climate resilience
Hong Kong is experiencing increasingly severe heatwaves, with record-breaking temperatures recorded in recent weeks. Many underprivileged residents, like an elderly man living in a small subdivided flat, are struggling …
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Hong Kong consumers report coercive beauty sales tactics post-Opatra crackdown
Consumers in Hong Kong are reporting aggressive sales tactics in the beauty industry, including pressure to buy expensive products and credit card misuse. These allegations have surfaced following a crackdown on Opatra …
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Opatra Hong Kong executive resigns amid coercive sales probe
A top executive at Opatra Hong Kong, a local operator for the UK-based beauty chain Opatra London, has resigned. This departure follows the arrest of two company managers by Hong Kong customs officials for alleged coerc…
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Hong Kong subdivided flats reach extreme heat levels, study finds
A recent study in Hong Kong revealed that residents in subdivided flats experienced indoor temperatures equivalent to 52.21 degrees Celsius due to high humidity. The survey, conducted by CarbonCare InnoLab and the Conce…