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Danny Mok
Senior reporter, Hong Kong
Danny Mok joined the Post in 2006 and covers late-night breaking news. Danny studied sociology and journalism at the Chinese University of Hong Kong.
Danny Mok joined the Post in 2006 and covers late-night breaking news. Danny studied sociology and journalism at the Chinese University of Hong Kong.
Areas of Expertise:
Crime, Hong Kong societyLanguages Spoken:
English, Mandarin, Cantonese
Ching Ching suffers from pulmonary hypertension and heart failure and is being kept alive by artificial heart-lung machine at Hong Kong Children’s Hospital.
33-year-old man falls about 44 metres from building under construction at public housing site in Tuen Mun.
Observatory issued the first black rainstorm warning of the year for an hour.
Security staff at Greendale Court in Greenvale Village discovered woman lying unconscious outside the building.
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Driver of seven-seater braked on Tuen Mun Road and attempted to dodge incoming car, but was struck by the rear of the Audi.
Hong Kong police have detained at least four drivers suspected of being under the influence of drugs in less than a week.
Two lanes shut by fire, triggering traffic jams as online footage shows smoke filling the tunnel.
Investigators suspect blaze was triggered by electrical fault – such as a short circuit or overheating – linked to pet water dispenser or its charger.
Man, 60, was trapped under bus and had to be freed by firefighters and paramedics.
Lee Cheuk‑hing has tendered his resignation following confrontation with security guards during school trip.
Man, 51, failed to return home after setting out on a hike on Lantau Island on Wednesday, when temperatures shot up to 33.7 degrees.
Force investigating after box cutter discovered between two seats on Citybus double-decker.
Six months on from deadly Tai Po blaze, authorities launch consultation exercise on proposed amendments to Fire Services Ordinance.
Hung Hom shop cat dies after owner finds it with tail nearly severed.
Kwok Ka‑ming wins the men’s crown for the 11th time while Janet Kung also successfully defends her title.
Growth in first four months of year supported by April traffic topping 5.6 million passengers, boosted by Easter travel, with 34,000 flights.
Ta Kwu Ling among hardest‑hit areas, while minibus in Sheung Shui stranded in half-metre of floodwater.
Workers violating law face HK$3,000 fine, while contractors who fail to prevent them from lighting up can be hit with HK$400,000 penalty.
Centre for Health Protection prepares Penny’s Bay site and response plan, including tracing, as central Africa outbreak declared global emergency.
Hong Kong’s Hospital Authority will begin rolling out prefixes next week, reducing the risk of people not answering calls due to scam fears.
Woman, 66, found dead in Sham Shui Po flat after elder daughter raised alarm when relatives got no response at door, with case not treated as suspicious.
First phase of new scheme capped at 1,000 eateries, with successful applicants expected to be able to admit pets from July.
Police say the man, aged 40, was linked to the theft of 10 boxes of Gundam models from a building in To Kwa Wan.
International Montessori School says currently there is no evidence to suggest risk to other students or involvement of member of school community.
Ray Yip has served as Hong Kong Chu Hai College’s finance director since 2024.
Pair found dead in a Sau Mau Ping flat after police received a report of a man sending distressed messages before becoming unreachable.
Truck catches fire in undersea section of 55km cross-border link leaving only one lane available to motorists.
Form One student allegedly carried out experiment on Sunday and uploaded footage claiming he was making bomb.
Bodies of husband, 89, and wife, 87, discovered after security guard reports strange smell coming from To Kwa Wan flat.
