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Want to keep a big dog in Hong Kong? Experts share what you should know (opens the original)
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Concerns about responsible handling of big dogs raised after attacks last week Heat, humidity and crowded living spaces could pose challenges for Hongkongers hoping to keep large or aggressive dogs as pets, experts have said, urging potential owners to consider the needs of such animals before deciding to house them. They issued the warning after a woman and two small canines were mauled in two separate attacks last week. The woman was found collapsed in Ping Yeung Tsuen, hours after she was att
Hong Kong woman loses HK$69m to scammers posing as mainland Chinese officials (opens the original)
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Victim, 43, made multiple transfers after receiving calls from fraudsters claiming to be officials accusing her of committing a crime A Hong Kong woman has been conned out of nearly HK$69 million (US$8.8 million) in a month-long scam involving fraudsters posing as mainland Chinese officials, with an IT expert saying the case showed how fear and secrecy caused victims to miss obvious red flags. Police said on Friday that the 43-year-old woman received calls from people claiming to be mainland law
Saved as a baby, HKU medical newbie aims to pass on ‘hope, courage’ to society (opens the original)
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HKU’s medical faculty admits 184 DSE students, equivalent to about 61 per cent of its 300 first-year places Top scorers who have secured places at the University of Hong Kong’s (HKU) medical school have expressed a desire to pursue both clinical care and medical research, with one student, inspired by her doctor, saying she wants to pass on “hope and courage” to society. Their comments followed the release of the Joint University Programmes Admissions System (Jupas) results on Wednesday. About 3
What’s a Burmese python doing in Causeway Bay? Expert links reptile to rain (opens the original)
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A Burmese python has gone viral on social media after it was spotted along a busy road in a Hong Kong shopping district on Sunday evening, with an expert saying heavy rain over recent weeks may have forced wild animals into urban areas. The snake was caught on camera by a passing jogger near Causeway Bay’s Jardine Noonday Gun at around 11pm that day. In the clip, the reptile, which appears to be about two to three metres long, can be seen slithering across a section of pavement along Victoria...
Estate residents question why Typhoon Noul uprooted so many trees (opens the original)
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Urban forestry expert cites restrictive planting methods for fallen banyan trees at Wan Tau Tong Estate and near Tai Po Mega Mall The uprooting of numerous trees across Hong Kong during Typhoon Noul last weekend has sparked safety concerns among residents, with an expert warning that restrictive planting methods had left some unable to withstand strong winds. Two government hotlines received a total of 331 reports of fallen trees during the typhoon, which triggered No 8 and No 9 signals on Satur
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