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Political crackdown prompts Hong Kongers to leave, and start new lives on P.E.I. - Vimarsana News

Political crackdown prompts Hong Kongers to leave, and start new lives on P.E.I.

Daniel Leung and his family are just some of the Hong Kongers who decided to leave the territory for good in the last two years due to the political upheaval there. They are now in P.E.I.

Source: cbc.ca
First batch of 45,000 employers approved for wage subsidies under Hong Kong's 2022 Employment Support Scheme (ESS) - Vimarsana News

First batch of 45,000 employers approved for wage subsidies under Hong Kong's 2022 Employment Support Scheme (ESS)

The application period for the 2022 ESS will close at 11.59pm on 12 May 2022 (Thursday).

Progressive Optical Approaches That Permit 3D Scaffolds - Vimarsana News

Progressive Optical Approaches That Permit 3D Scaffolds

Tissue engineering (TE) is the process of creating tissue by combining appropriate cell and material combinations on particular scaffolds. Most normal tissue-derived cells, on the other hand, are anchorage-dependent and stay in extracellular matrices (ECMs).

Source: azom.com
HK actor Nick Cheung worries about wife Esther Kwan after her brother's death - Vimarsana News

HK actor Nick Cheung worries about wife Esther Kwan after her brother's death

Movies News - HONG KONG - Retired Hong Kong actress Esther Kwan's younger brother died in a hiking accident in April and her husband, actor Nick Cheung, is worried about her. According to Hong Kong's Oriental Daily News, Cheung, who is starring in the upcoming crime drama Wolf Hiding,... Read more at www.tnp.sg

Hong Kong horse racing gallops on through depths of pandemic - Vimarsana News

Hong Kong horse racing gallops on through depths of pandemic

For more than two years, people in Hong Kong have lived under some of the toughest coronavirus restrictions in the world. But one beloved tradition has persisted: horse racing. Throughout the pandemic the Chinese city has gone to great lengths to protect the sport from shutdowns, even as schools closed and infections tore through elderly care homes. But some at the heart of the racing scene have baulked at the personal costs of complying with restrictions, with at least two overseas jockeys leaving and others fearing for their mental health. Since 2020, The Hong Kong Jockey Club, which has a m...