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Jess Ma
Reporter, Hong Kong
Jess joined the Post in 2021 after graduating from the University of Cambridge with a degree in Human, Social, and Political Sciences, specialising in Politics and Social Anthropology.
Jess joined the Post in 2021 after graduating from the University of Cambridge with a degree in Human, Social, and Political Sciences, specialising in Politics and Social Anthropology.
Areas of Expertise:
Security and legal affairsLanguages Spoken:
Cantonese, English, Mandarin
Ronson Chan had appealed against his conviction and five-day jail sentence for obstructing a police officer in 2022.
Man, surnamed Chan, told his family on Wednesday he planned to hike on section 8 of the Lantau Trail.
Police say suspect pointed 13cm box cutter at schoolmates during dispute aboard bus.
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Detectors installed in flats and public areas of building send warning to fire department within 60 seconds of detecting carbon monoxide or smoke.
Anne Dejean, Hugues de The and Chen Zhu share US$1.2 million life sciences and medicine prize for work on acute promyelocytic leukaemia.
LPG subsidy to take effect on Sunday and benefit operators of city’s 20,000 commercial transport vehicles, from taxis to school buses.
Six months on from deadly Tai Po blaze, authorities launch consultation exercise on proposed amendments to Fire Services Ordinance.
Police receive more than 70 investment scam reports over past week, with total losses exceeding HK$50 million.
Steps needed to turn short-term excitement surrounding Lai’s Shenzhou-23 mission into long-term talent pipeline, academic says.
City leader congratulates Lai Ka-ying as I&T chief prepares to lead delegation to join send-off ceremony for Sunday’s Shenzhou-23 mission launch.
Lai is meticulous and skilled in explaining complex ideas to others, says academic who guided her through her postgraduate studies.
The former police officer will become China’s fourth woman in space, taking part in the Shenzhou-23 mission as a payload specialist.
Initial two-month scheme resulted in 75 prosecutions, with fire service aiming to check another 5,000 buildings following Tai Po blaze.
Wife, 52, and 21-year-old son arrested, with preliminary investigations suggesting death was accidental.
Customers duped by fraudsters posing as Built-in Pro staff using personal data, with one victim losing HK$17,000.
Man, 38, was not wearing safety belt and building had no scaffolding.
Fresh allocation brings total funding to HK$18 billion over five years.
Medical groups alert police over suspected fake certificates using doctors’ details to support early pension withdrawals on health grounds.
Andrew Cheung says role requires integrity and judgment as six named senior counsel this year.
Patient, 42, says he did not encounter rodents at home or at work before positive test on May 5, while three household contacts remain asymptomatic.
Wong Kit-lun, Tang Ngai-pok and Chan Hiu-chun charged with conspiracy to subvert state power.
Senior police officer says hacking and ransomware cases can ‘cause serious impact on organisations affected’.
Police received report from St Paul’s Co-educational College that self-heating hotpot pack exploded after being improperly heated.
Taxi veered onto pedestrian walkway at about 1.50pm on Choi Ha Road near Chun Wah Road before crashing into planter in nearby sitting area.
Lawmakers say government must reassess scheme to develop public rental flats for elderly by balancing costs and providing services, not just homes.
Former owner of Hoixe Cake Shop runs after thief at industrial building in Kwun Tong and falls onto air-conditioning pipes on facade.
Dashcam footage shows two trucks cutting lanes amid incessant honking in tunnel believed to be Central Kowloon Bypass.
During routine test, staff closed cooling water isolation valve for standby equipment longer than permitted under technical specifications.
