Abby Choi's husband Chris Tam testified in the High Court that he had pressed Kwong Kong-kit on his wife's whereabouts that day, and the other party only said Abby Choi had got out of the car near Tai Po Centre, repeatedly failing to give an accurate location. On February 23 he received a police call and learned that police suspected the Kwong family were the suspects; after arrangements were made for Kwong Kong-kit to return to Tai Po Centre, he was arrested.
Why read this: The testimony sets out the course of events from his pressing for his wife's whereabouts to receiving a police call, including his return trip to Tai Po Centre on February 23, which can be compared with the timeline alleged by the prosecution.
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Vivian Lau's daughter Liu Shi recently celebrated her 19th birthday, sharing a video on social media of celebrating with her parents. The high-value family of three in the same frame drew widespread praise from netizens as the "most beautiful star kid". Liu Shi has enrolled at UCLA and successfully became a certified Pilates instructor. Under the title "19 years old, I hope future me will be healthy, free and brave", she shared her hopes for the future.
Born with a hearing impairment, Ivan Fung Wing-hong struggled to find work in Hong Kong's construction industry after graduation. This early setback eventually led him into education, where his teaching career has spanned young children, postgraduate students and older people. At school, he found language subjects difficult because he could not hear clearly, but performed better in mathematics and art, so he chose to study architecture-related subjects.
Lam Tin Station experienced fires and smoke within 24 hours, and the government has asked MTR to submit an investigation report within one month. MTR announced at 8:56am this morning that equipment on the Lam Tin Station platform was emitting smoke. During the incident, Kwun Tong Line trains did not stop at Lam Tin Station. MTR arranged free shuttle buses running between Kwun Tong and Yau Tong stations.
MTR said Kwun Tong Line train services were disrupted for about an hour due to smoke from equipment on the platform at Lam Tin Station, during which Lam Tin Station was temporarily closed. MTR arranged free shuttle buses between Kwun Tong Station and Yau Tong Station, and deployed extra staff at Kwun Tong Station to assist passengers. One passenger said their journey was delayed by more than ten minutes, while a Lam Tin resident hoped MTR would investigate the cause of the incident thoroughly.
Why read this: Explains that services were disrupted for about an hour, Lam Tin Station was temporarily closed, and free shuttle buses and other alternative arrangements were provided, allowing affected passengers to check the travel options available at the time.
DAB legislator Tony Yip suggested referring to the cross-harbour taxi stand concept, setting up dedicated taxi stands at some public transport interchanges for passengers travelling to urban areas, to improve the difficulty for New Territories residents in finding taxis. He observed that red taxis refuse passengers in areas such as Yiu On Estate and Kam Ying Estate in Ma On Shan, and suggested that the government should first properly handle the regulation of ride-hailing services, before gradually reviewing the number of licences and specific operations of red taxis, green taxis and Lantau taxis.
In an interview on Four Corners of Politics, Albert Ho suggested that the transition period for school mergers under the "Convergence Upgrade Plan" should be set at about three years, consistent with schools' three-year development cycle. He believes that mergers should only be considered suitable if at least four Primary One or Secondary One classes are opened, and urged the Education Bureau to explain as soon as possible arrangements for school fees, student admission mechanisms, use of school premises and resource allocation.
The Leisure and Cultural Services Department announced today (October 14) that red flags have been raised at Stanley Main Beach in Southern District, Hong Kong Island, and Clear Water Bay Second Beach in Sai Kung District due to rough sea conditions, indicating that swimming there is dangerous. Members of the public are advised not to swim there.
MTR announced at 8:56am today that equipment on the platform at Lam Tin Station was emitting smoke, and the station was temporarily closed. Train services resumed after one hour. During the incident, Kwun Tong Line trains did not stop at Lam Tin Station, and MTR arranged free shuttle buses running between Kwun Tong and Yau Tong stations.
精神健康倡議者、OCD & Anxiety Support Hong Kong 創辦人 Minal Mahtani 入選「Spirit of Hong Kong Awards」,曾拯救一名企圖自殺的青少年。她指出,部分港人即使有嚴重精神健康問題,仍不被列為緊急個案,希望社區團體在個案惡化前發揮更大作用。她又建議醫院、社區精神健康服務與專門慈善機構之間加強轉介,讓等待正式治療的人及早獲得支援。
Air pollution in Hong Kong persisted on Wednesday, with the Environmental Protection Department recording the highest level of "serious" health risk at monitoring stations on Tuesday. According to data from aqicn.org, the Air Quality Index in Causeway Bay reached 154 in the morning, a level of "unhealthy", while most other areas were "unhealthy for sensitive groups". The Observatory expects a fresh easterly airstream to reach the coast of Guangdong on Wednesday, helping to disperse the haze.
Radio Television Hong Kong's Newspaper Digest provides a review of the programme for 14 October 2026, gathering the main local newspaper headlines each day, keeping close to social developments and making it convenient for listeners to review the day's key local news.
Radio Television Hong Kong's Editorial Digest revisits the content of October 14, 2026, bringing together highlights of editorials and commentaries from major newspapers and presenting various viewpoints from multiple angles.
MTR says equipment on the platform of Lam Tin Station emitted smoke. Kwun Tong Line trains are currently not stopping at Lam Tin Station, and the station is temporarily closed. Free shuttle buses are operating between Kwun Tong and Yau Tong Station, with passengers able to board and alight at Lam Tin Station en route. MTR and Fire Services personnel are handling the situation at the scene.
Why read this: MTR says platform equipment at Lam Tin Station emitted smoke, trains are not stopping at the station, and the shuttle bus routes and boarding and alighting points are set out clearly so passengers can arrange alternative travel.
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MTR says the situation at Lam Tin Station has been handled and Kwun Tong Line train services are gradually returning to normal. The original text did not provide further details.
China has lifted nearly 800 million people out of extreme poverty, yet no mainland Chinese economist has ever won the Nobel Prize in Economics. The United States accounts for 75 per cent of all Nobel economics laureates, but its economy is weighed down by high public debt, persistent fiscal deficits, financial crises and government shutdowns. The article uses this to ask whether Hong Kong's economy serves the people or pursues profit.
The Leisure and Cultural Services Department announced today (October 14 that red flags have been hoisted at Shek O Beach on Hong Kong Island South and Silverstrand Beach in Sai Kung District due to rough sea conditions, indicating that swimming there is dangerous. The department reminds the public not to swim at the above beaches.