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Emily Hung
Reporter, City
Emily covers Hong Kong health news and policies. Prior to joining the Post in 2022, she was a broadcast journalist at ViuTV News. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Hong Kong.
Emily covers Hong Kong health news and policies. Prior to joining the Post in 2022, she was a broadcast journalist at ViuTV News. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Hong Kong.
Areas of Expertise:
Hong Kong news
Languages Spoken:
Cantonese, English, Mandarin
Health minister says plan underpins city’s contribution to national strategy of bringing healing powers of Chinese medicine to the world.
Teenagers, underprivileged benefit from subsidised dental programmes launched earlier this year, with new services to be added in 2026.
Frontline officers are coping emotionally, despite inevitable triggers and strains of investigating catastrophic Wang Fuk Court blaze.
Judges find former media boss guilty of national security offences, dismissing his ‘inconsistent, contradictory and unreliable’ testimony.
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Judge rules he was ‘active participant’ in Taiwan-based Hong Kong Democratic Independence Union.
City leader will spend one day less in capital than he did during past years, reflecting priority of work at home following fire, analysts say.
The Chinese Medicine Hospital of Hong Kong is expected to serve 400,000 outpatients annually, while also operating as research and teaching hub.
Flagship facility is city’s first hospital offering Chinese medicine services and also serves as training and research hub.
Facility, which hopes to bring Chinese medicine development in Hong Kong to the world, adds extra quota slots to meet demand.
Head of inspectorate Marsha Chun says though such support may not lead to recovery of any pets, it would still offer ‘glimmer of hope for their owners’.
Election turnout rate of 31.9 per cent slightly higher than in 2021, with city leader saying poll will have profound impact on reforms after Tai Po fire.
But number of registered voters declines by 7.6 per cent to about 4,131,000 in sombre election held less than two weeks after deadly blaze.
Civil servants dominate sign-ups while fewer than 20 from ethnic minority groups use new arrangement.
Residents of Wang Fuk Court destroyed in blaze say providing accounts of what happened could be overwhelming.
Independent probe may yield faster results but has no legal power to compel and protect witnesses unlike commission of inquiry, they say.
Wang Chi House residents will be allowed to return home to retrieve valuables and personal belongings on a one-off visit.
Injured residents will receive HK$50,000 if they spent up to six days in hospital, or HK$100,000 for seven days or more.
Residents form long line in Tai Po for their turn to place offerings, flowers and messages at makeshift altar near site of blaze.
Complaints mount over ‘Amoy Gardens’ exit sign replacement at Kowloon Bay station shortly after rail giant reinstates public estate names at Ho Man Tin.
Incident on Tuen Mun Road near Hung Kiu causes traffic jam stretching about 5km and diversions of some bus routes on Tuesday morning.
Private car caught travelling at nearly 170 km/h on Tseung Kwan O Tunnel Road, where speed limit is 70 km/h.
Observatory cancels the No 1 typhoon warning at 9.40pm and issues the strong monsoon signal.
Veteran journal editor calls for better enforceable policies to regulate the role of artificial intelligence in academic work.
City is widening eligibility for public medical fee waivers from 300,000 to 1.4 million people under revamp taking effect on January 1.
Former lab director of Hong Kong Molecular Pathology Diagnostic Centre awarded contract at testing centre to firm he controlled with others.
Dignity Kitchen has renewed its call for a local partner to continue mission of supporting people with disabilities in the city.
Official statistics show that more than 60 per cent of the complaint cases took longer than the target of two years to resolve.
Minibus driver, 64, arrested after collision derails train in Tuen Mun in early hours.
Baidu Apollo International and Airport Authority cleared to pilot autonomous vehicles on designated routes from November 7, authorities say.
