Tag: #Hong Kong
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Famed Hong Kong floating restaurant towed away after half a century
HONG KONG, China — Hong Kong’s Jumbo Floating Restaurant, a famed but ageing tourist attraction that featured in multiple Cantonese and Hollywood films, was towed out of the city Tuesday after the Covid pandemic finally sank the struggling business.
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Something dazzlingly new in Hong Kong
The Silveri Hong Kong–MGallery offers a unique arrival experience, providing the sensation of descending through a hidden lush greenery, a cascading waterfall, and a brilliant silver leaf archway leading up to a cozy manor home.
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What would you do if your child was accused of breaking a designer toy worth HKD33,000?
Valued at HKD52,800 and discounted to HKD33,600, the 1.8m tall Teletubbies doll Laa Laa was found broken.
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Comelec approves HK COC transmission sans Shanghai votes
The Commission on Elections (Comelec) en banc has decided to no longer wait for the conduct of the special elections in Shanghai, China and proceed with the submission of the results of the overseas voting that is covered by Philippine Consulate General (PCG) in Hong Kong.
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Hong Kong's third-dose Covid-19 vaccination rate reaches 50 pct
HONG KONG, China — The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) government announced Thursday that about 3.38 million people had received their third Covid-19 vaccine dose as of Thursday, accounting for 50 percent of the population aged 12 or above.
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PH consulate in Hong Kong denies ‘chaotic, disorganized’ absentee voting
Following Bayan Muna’s resolution alleging that the absentee voting in Hong Kong (HK) were “chaotic and disorganized,” Consulate General of the Philippines in HK Consul General Raly L. Tejada denied the claims made by the party-list.
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Hong Kong continues to steadfastly guard against Covid-19: Carrie Lam
HONG KONG, China — The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) government will continue to steadfastly implement the strategy of guarding against the importation of Covid-19 cases and a resurgence of domestic infections even if the epidemic is on the decline, Chief Executive of the HKSAR Carrie Lam said on Wednesday when meeting with mainland experts.
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Mark Villar tops Hong Kong-based senatorial poll, his camp says
The camp of UniTeam senatorial bet Mark Villar has underscored the former public works secretary’s top ranking in a senatorial preference poll apparently conducted by Hong Kong-based surveyors.
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Marcos camp claims taking early lead after unofficial exit polls in HK voting
The camp of Bongbong Marcos, citing two unofficial exit polls posted on social media, has claimed that the Partido Federal ng Pilipinas (PFP) standard-bearer has received 85 percent and 83 percent of the overseas Filipino workers’ (OFW) votes in Hong Kong (HK) and Qatar, respectively.
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Comelec eyeing to increase polling precincts in HK
Following complaints from overseas voters in Hong Kong, the Commission on Elections (Comelec) on Monday, April 11, said it will push for the opening of more polling precincts in Hong Kong to accommodate more voters.
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Pinoys turn out to vote In Hong Kong; reach limit on Sunday noon
Despite experiencing a fifth wave of the coronavirus pandemic, many Filipino voters in Hong Kong still turned up to cast their votes on the first day of the overseas absentee voting (OAV) on Sunday, April 10.
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Rise in self-reported Covid-19 cases through RAT under control: Carrie Lam
HONG KONG, China — Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) Carrie Lam said on Saturday that an increase in Covid-19 cases through self-reported rapid antigen tests (RAT) is well within the scope of what the HKSAR government can handle.
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Cebu Pacific resumes flight to Hong Kong
Low-cost carrier Cebu Pacific resumed its Manila to Hong Kong flights on Friday, April 1, after the government of Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (SAR) lifted the ban on the entry of passengers from nine countries, including the Philippines, to the Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA).
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Hong Kong halves flight suspensions triggered by Covid cases
HONG KONG, China — Hong Kong announced Sunday it will halve the period for which it suspends international flights that bring in passengers infected with Covid-19, as the aviation industry increasingly voices alarm over the continued difficulty of operating in the city.
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Hong Kong's Lam mulls easing Covid rules as public tolerance 'fading'
HONG KONG, China – Hong Kong’s leader said Thursday she was mulling easing some of the city’s coronavirus restrictions due to waning public tolerance, but could not provide a roadmap out of the current Omicron-fuelled crisis.
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Hong Kong refugees face 'dire' food crisis in Covid outbreak: survey
HONG KONG, China – Nearly three-quarters of Hong Kong’s refugees are struggling to put food on the table, according to a survey released Friday, as fears over the city’s plans to control its worst-ever coronavirus outbreak spark bouts of panic-buying.
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Philanthropist offers P2-M aid for Hong Kong OFWs' swift repatriation
With the surge of COVID-19 cases in Hong Kong, a philanthropist has offered P2 million humanitarian assistance to the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) for the immediate repatriation of overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) who have contracted the dreaded disease.