Danny Mok is a journalist based in Hong Kong, with a focus on local news and current affairs. He has written for publications such as South China Morning Post (SCMP), Newswav, Star Media Group Berhad, and ABS-CBN Corporation. Danny's articles cover a wide range of topics, including crime, politics, social issues, and human interest stories.
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Hong Kong, Hong Kong (Local)
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Danny Mok’s coverage is deeply rooted in local news and crime, with a significant focus on government and politics. Pitches to Danny should be tailored to provide insights or commentary related to evolving local stories, announcements, or breaking news in Hong Kong and China.
Given the high percentage of breaking news and evolving stories in his coverage attributes, he may be particularly interested in pitches that can offer timely updates or exclusive information on ongoing events within Hong Kong's political landscape or criminal activities.
When reaching out to Danny, consider highlighting expertise related to crime or governmental affairs within the region as these are dominant themes across his work.
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By: Danny Mok
Advertisement Crime in Hong Kong Hong Kong Law and Crime
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Latest suspects comprise four men, one woman arrested between Sunday and Tuesday over attack outside Pik Uk Prison
By: Danny Mok
Thomas Kwan, 53, attempted to murder mother's partner by disguising himself as a nurse and injecting victim with poison-laced fake vaccine
By: Danny Mok
Advertisement Crime in Hong Kong Hong Kong Law and Crime Senior superintendent, 49, arrested on Tuesday and later released on bail
By: Danny Mok
Senior superintendent, 49, arrested on Tuesday and later released on bail.
By: Danny Mok
Advertisement Crime in Hong Kong Hong Kong Law and Crime Police also impounded 14 cars over past two months in enforcement action ahead of annual Macau Grand Prix
By: Danny Mok
Male worker reportedly loses footing on sixth floor of Terminal Two and falls to fourth floor
By: Danny Mok
Male worker reportedly loses footing on sixth floor of Terminal Two and falls to fourth floor.
By: Danny Mok
Ministry's office in Hong Kong lashes out after meeting between British Foreign Secretary David Lammy and Sebastien Lai in London last week
By: Danny Mok
Ministry’s office in Hong Kong lashes out after meeting between British Foreign Secretary David Lammy and Sebastien Lai in London last week.
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