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Hawker turned property tycoon called the queen of Hong Kong harbour , Old Mary, gets musical tribute

Hawker turned property tycoon called the ‘queen of Hong Kong harbour’, Old Mary, gets musical tribute Hong Kong hawker turned property and factory owner Old Mary, who was born in China in 1870. Her descendants think this was taken on the day of the visit of Britain’s Princess Margaret to her store in Nathan Road, Kowloon, in 1966. Many years ago, as a child, Stephen Au Kam-tong encountered a woman called Old Mary. On a recent afternoon in his studio in Ngau Tau Kok, Kowloon, the actor, writer and director describes their subsequent relationship. A few polystyrene rocks are scattered on the floor in front of us; he has been rehearsing his forthcoming production, The Ten Commandments, in which he will play Moses. It is a suitable backdrop for the genesis of another righteous story.

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The inherited trauma of the Killing Fields for Khmer Americans infuses the short stories Anthony Veasna So left behind before he died, and collected in Afterparties

The inherited trauma of the Killing Fields for Khmer Americans infuses the short stories Anthony Veasna So left behind before he died, and collected in Afterparties
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New five-star hotel in Chiang Mai, Thailand, first since pandemic began, to be opened by Spanish chain Melia

New five-star hotel in Chiang Mai, Thailand, first since pandemic began, to be opened by Spanish chain Melia A room at the Melia Chiang Mai, which will open in the city centre of Chiang Mai, Thailand, in the fourth quarter of this year. Photo: Handout Like many cities in Southeast Asia that rely heavily on tourism, Chiang Mai, in northern Thailand, has been hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic. With no international tourists having arrived for 18 months, most small tourism-related companies have simply gone out of business. Occupancy in 40 Chiang Mai hotels surveyed by the Northern Chapter of the Thai Hotels Association has been less than 10 per cent throughout 2021, according to its president, La-iad Bungsrithong, and more than 70 per cent of people in tourism-related businesses have lost their jobs since the pandemic began.

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A Scottish Highlands retreat where rewilding is restoring the natural balance and creating forest habitats for wolves, beavers and other species

A Scottish Highlands retreat where rewilding is restoring the natural balance and creating forest habitats for wolves, beavers and other species
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Death Valley tops 54 degrees Celsius as brutal heat bakes US west

news Death Valley tops 54 degrees Celsius as brutal heat bakes US west © AP Death Valley in California was one of the hottest places on Earth on Sunday. Photo: TNS A brutal heatwave punishing the US west pushed temperatures toward all-time records for a third day on Sunday, as Death Valley in California, scorched at 56 degrees Celsius (133 Fahrenheit) was again one of the hottest spots on the planet. Sweltering conditions hit much of the Pacific seaboard and as far inland as the western edge of the Rocky Mountains over the weekend. The National Weather Service issued excessive heat warnings across much of the region and cautioned residents that the high temperatures could be hazardous to the their health and that of loved ones, especially small children and the elderly.

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