Census and Statistics Department Updates Dataset on Population by Usual Language of Conversation
Start here
On 28 October 2026, the Census and Statistics Department updated the dataset "Table 170-05011: Population Census - Population Aged 5 and Over by Usual Language of Conversation", providing statistics on the population aged 5 and over by usual language of conversation. The dataset is released in JSON format with an application programming interface, is updated as needed, is published on data.gov.hk and is primary data. A subsequent report likewise states that the dataset was released on 28 October 2026, is provided in JSON format with an application programming interface, falls under population classification and is updated as needed; that report also mentions that the data is provided in Simplified Chinese, which the earlier report did not mention.
Generated by AI from reporting · updated 1 hour ago
Reporting timeline
Follow the reports to explore different aspects of the story.
- data.gov.hk 數據集更新Census and Statistics Department Updates Census Dataset: Population Aged 5 and Over by Usual Language of Conversation
The Census and Statistics Department updates the dataset "Table 170-05011: Census - Population Aged 5 and Over by Usual Language of Conversation", released on 2026-10-28, provided in JSON format with an application programming interface. The dataset falls under population classification, is updated as needed, and the information is provided in simplified Chinese.
- data.gov.hk 數據集更新Census and Statistics Department Updates Population Census Dataset on Population Aged 5 and Over by Usual Language of Conversation
The Census and Statistics Department updates the dataset "Table 170-05011: Population Census - Population Aged 5 and Over by Usual Language of Conversation", providing statistics on the population aged 5 and over by usual language of conversation, released in JSON format with an application programming interface, updated as and when necessary.
Activity over time for this story
There are not enough continuous observations to draw a trend yet.