Editorial | Anti-terror drill a milestone in Hong Kong’s commitment to security

Editorial | Anti-terror drill a milestone in Hong Kong’s commitment to security

Rising geopolitical tensions and global security threats continue to put authorities around the world to the test. While the Hong Kong government has rightly sought to enhance readiness and responses to emergencies by conducting counterterrorism exercises over the years, Thursday’s drill marks another milestone in the city’s strategy to defend internal and national security. What…

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When 129 people were infected – and 15 people died – from a cholera outbreak in Hong Kong

When 129 people were infected – and 15 people died – from a cholera outbreak in Hong Kong

“Long queues lined up at the Government health centres to receive anti-cholera inoculations yesterday when two suspected cases of cholera – a 12-year-old boy and a six-year-old girl – were reported,” the South China Morning Post stated on August 17, 1961. “A Government spokesman said bacteriological tests for the two cases – which were classified…

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Out of the shadows into a clearer future

Out of the shadows into a clearer future

 [The content of this article has been produced by our advertising partner.] When Jiang Bo took up the helm as CEO of Clarity Medical Group (1406.HK) last year, the Hong Kong-listed specialist eye care provider was mired in severe financial losses and, more importantly, a history of governance issues.  These issues triggered a trading suspension…

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