Emily Hung is a journalist specializing in local news in China and Hong Kong. She writes for the South China Morning Post (SCMP) and covers a wide range of topics, including transportation, accidents, social issues, and government policies. Emily is dedicated to providing accurate and timely information to keep readers informed about the latest developments in the region.
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Emily Hung's reporting focuses on a variety of local issues in China and Hong Kong, with an emphasis on government policies, crime, travel & tourism, healthcare & pharmaceuticals, and family & relationships. She often includes expert commentary and covers government announcements.
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By: Emily Hung
Mainland will largely regulate facilities run by operators across the border, which are now eligible for scheme targeting elderly Hongkongers.
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NGO says tally marks rise from six logged from mid-August to September of 2023, as authorities report drop in suspected cases over longer period
Lack of career prospects frustrates many, while observers say push to diversify economy needs focus on training to nurture talent
The Post visits island in Zhuhai to learn how new settlers are coping as Macau marks 25th anniversary of return to Chinese administration
By: Emily Hung
Lifeguard calls police after man pulled from the sea on Sunday afternoon.
By: Emily Hung
Arrest follows reports from schools of burglaries last week, as officers also connect man to other cases, with losses reaching HK$25,000.
By: Emily Hung
City’s top Catholic priest Stephen Chow says renewed hope needed despite Hong Kong’s sluggish economy and rise in mental health cases.
By: Emily Hung
Decades-old cha chaan teng famously seen in many films pulls down its shutters for the final time and bids farewell to last customers.
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