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Hong Kong: New water supply pact signed - Vimarsana News

Hong Kong: New water supply pact signed

Hong Kong: New water supply pact signed

4 homeowners in Hong Kong luxury estate face court proceedings over illegal structures - Vimarsana News

4 homeowners in Hong Kong luxury estate face court proceedings over illegal structures

Four out of 20 householders in Beaulieu Peninsula ordered to demolish illegal structures served with court summonses for failure to comply.

Source: scmp.com
Will Hong Kong's plan to showcase national achievements push Science Museum from prime spot and shut Heritage Museum? - Vimarsana News

Will Hong Kong's plan to showcase national achievements push Science Museum from prime spot and shut Heritage Museum?

Culture minister Kevin Yeung earlier stressed relocating Science Museum was just one option, but idea has sparked concerns.

Source: scmp.com
Civil Servants in Addis Abeba, Ethiopia Left Disheartened as Exams Get Abruptly Called Off - Vimarsana News

Civil Servants in Addis Abeba, Ethiopia Left Disheartened as Exams Get Abruptly Called Off

Addis Abeba — Thousands of civil servants under the Addis Abeba City Administration faced an unexpected hurdle as the evaluative assessment examination at

Source: jowhar.com
Opinion | Hardly a bridge too far for Hong Kong to be inclusive of pedestrians and cyclists - Vimarsana News

Opinion | Hardly a bridge too far for Hong Kong to be inclusive of pedestrians and cyclists

Hardly a bridge too far for Hong Kong to be inclusive of pedestrians and cyclists. With the Tsing Lung bridge likely to be the only chance to link Lantau and the New Territories for cyclists and pedestrians, the authorities must act now.

Source: scmp.com