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Hong Kong plans to ban feeding feral pigeons in August. The Post breaks down what you need to know about the legal change

Authorities say feeding feral pigeons threatens their survival, increases risk of disease and parasite transmission. ....

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Corgi found dead at Hong Kong construction site with mouth bound shut

Police officers called to work site on Kam Ho Road in Yuen Long after receiving report of suspected animal cruelty. ....

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Hong Kong police arrest elderly woman, 3 domestic helpers on suspicion of animal cruelty after dead cat found hanging from tree

Surveillance camera footage shows suspects pushing trolley loaded with box to North Point pet garden where carcass was found, according to source. ....

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Chinese blogger shows how to 'find money' in HK , Latest World News

World News - Picking up trash to earn cash has never been easier when one does it in a wealthy neighbourhood in Hong Kong, according to a viral video by a Chinese blogger. The minute-long video was posted on May 25 on China’s social media platform Xiaohongshu, or “Little Red. Read more at www.tnp.sg ....

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Hong Kong: 52 pollution convictions in Nov

Hong Kong: 52 pollution convictions in Nov
The Environmental Protection Department today announced it recorded 52 convictions for pollution offences in November.
Nineteen convictions were under the Public Cleansing & Prevention of Nuisances Regulation and another 19 were under the Waste Disposal Ordinance.
There were also eight convictions for air pollution, four for noise pollution and two for water pollution.
The heaviest fine was $20,000 each given to two companies and one person for importing controlled waste without a permit and depositing waste unlawfully.
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