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The Lens: More than 60,000 protest in Greece after deadliest train accident which killed 57 people - YP - Vimarsana News

The Lens: More than 60,000 protest in Greece after deadliest train accident which killed 57 people - YP

Rail workers say their demands for safety protocols have been ignored; country’s largest transport union joined a 24-hour strike.

Source: scmp.com
The Lens: South Korea joins list of countries to implement new Covid-19 test requirements on travellers from mainland China - YP - Vimarsana News

The Lens: South Korea joins list of countries to implement new Covid-19 test requirements on travellers from mainland China - YP

Beijing’s decision to lift coronavirus restrictions and reopen borders has led to concern, causing some countries to require pre-departure Covid tests for arrivals.

Source: scmp.com
Team Young Post reflects on their favourite articles of 2022 - Vimarsana News

Team Young Post reflects on their favourite articles of 2022

We talked about mental health with Instagram poet Louisa Choi and met Hong Kong’s biggest football fan – the only person to watch the team in India.

Source: scmp.com
Viral quiz testing Hong Kong geography skills inspires spin-offs - YP - Vimarsana News

Viral quiz testing Hong Kong geography skills inspires spin-offs - YP

You can also test your knowledge of Canto-pop past and present, Hong Kong history, Cantonese and Harry Potter trivia.

Source: scmp.com
Hot Topics: Hong Kong now requires use of 'Leave Home Safe' app to enter government buildings – here's what you should know - YP - Vimarsana News

Hot Topics: Hong Kong now requires use of 'Leave Home Safe' app to enter government buildings – here's what you should know - YP

While disabled people and certain age groups are exempt from the new policy that starts from today, an NGO says the rule may hurt the homeless and others without smartphones.

Source: scmp.com