The Abby Choi case continued to be heard at the High Court, where her mother Zhang Yanhua testified that after losing contact with her daughter for 7 to 8 hours, she called her former brother-in-law Kwong Kong-kit to ask about her whereabouts, and he said Abby Choi had got off midway and would return later. She also said that during the process of reporting the case at the police station, she contacted her former husband Kwong Kong-chi for the first time, and was verbally abused by him for not notifying her beforehand, and said that she only had disputes with her former father-in-law Kwong Kau during the period.
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Kai Tak Hospital begins phased opening today, with the Family Medicine Integrated Centre the first to come into service. Some patients seeking treatment said the hospital's directions were clear and the process smooth; Secretary for Health and Welfare Lo Chung-mau said the hospital's overall internal quality and quantity of services had both improved, which was very important for Hong Kong's response to continuously rising healthcare demand. Original link: https://news.rthk.hk/rthk/ch/component/k2/1872781-20261005.htm
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Secretary for Health and Social Care Lo Chung-mau inspected Kai Tak Hospital and said services from Queen Elizabeth Hospital would be progressively relocated to Kai Tak Hospital, with consideration given to patients' adaptation and adjustments to appointment times during the process, adopting a gradual approach that starts with lower-risk items. The family medicine outpatient service starting today is in a "trial period", providing 350 slots per day, after which specialist outpatient, allied health and diagnostic imaging services will be gradually expanded.
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Kai Tak Hospital begins phased commissioning today, with the Family Medicine Integrated Centre the first to come into operation, initially providing about 350 consultation slots per day. Chief Executive Cheung Fuk-chi said the first morning was broadly smooth, and from the 26th of this month some existing cases in surgery, neurosurgery and clinical oncology will transfer in, with about 500 follow-up visits per day.
Why read this: The article lists the first departments transferring to Kai Tak Hospital and the timetable, allowing follow-up patients to check when they should switch to the new hospital, and also sets out the initial daily quota of about 350 slots at the family medicine clinic.
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