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2,000 cams to join anti-crime drive - Vimarsana News

2,000 cams to join anti-crime drive

Christine Tang About 2,000 "spy cameras" will be installed in places with a high pedestrian flows and risk places to prevent crimes, Deputy ...

Not enough spark coming from another 'vibes' plan - Vimarsana News

Not enough spark coming from another 'vibes' plan

Wallis Wang Yau Tsim Mong district councillors are discussing organizing "Night Vibes Tsim Sha Tsui" during the Lunar New Year holiday with ...

Outgoing Hong Kong district councillors contemplate life outside politics - Vimarsana News

Outgoing Hong Kong district councillors contemplate life outside politics

Outgoing councillor says he did not want to become a ‘spineless politician’, so did not seek re-election in the December polls.

Source: scmp.com
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Hong Kong fourth wave: 'Ambush-style' Covid-19 lockdown takes residents of 12 Yau Ma Tei buildings by surprise - Vimarsana News

Hong Kong fourth wave: 'Ambush-style' Covid-19 lockdown takes residents of 12 Yau Ma Tei buildings by surprise

South China Morning Post Metal barriers blocked streets, police addressed people through loudspeakers, and some residents in the Hong Kong area of Yau Ma Tei faced a night sealed off from the rest of the city, after an “ambush-style” Covid-19 lockdown on Tuesday. People living in blocks numbered 9-27 on Pitt Street, and Shun Fung Building on 3 Tung On Street, were taken by surprise, with the government acting at the last minute to avoid giving residents advance warning through leaks in the media. The lockdown, which began at 7pm, was expected to end at 6am on Wednesday, and those in the a...