#Hong_Kong

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Cathay Group ordina trenta Airbus A330neo Cathay Group di Hong Kong ha effettuato un ordine fermo con Airbus per 30 aeromobili widebody A330-900.

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Hong Kong Will Host a Virtual New Year’s Eve Celebration to Ring in 2023

Being one of the first nations worldwide to say goodbye to this long season, Hong Kong offers a breathtaking backdrop for a quiet, at-home countdown to 2021. For those who can’t make it to the thriving Asian metropolis in time for the New Year’s Eve celebrations, the Hong Kong Development Board has announced that the city will be hosting a virtual live stream countdown beginning at 11 p.m.

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Hong Kong Grapples with Record Rainfall and Flash Flood Chaos Hong Kong experienced an unprecedented deluge on Friday, with record-breaking rainfall paralyzing the city and leading to flash floods. This unexpected weather event comes shortly after the aftermath of Typhoon Saola, causing significant disruption and highlighting the city's vulnerability to extreme weather. The Rainfall Deluge : Record-Breaking Rainfall Brings the City to a Halt On Friday, Hong Kong was hit by a deluge of rainfall, breaking records dating back to 1884. In just one hour, the Hong Kong Observatory recorded 158 millimeters (6.2 inches) of rainfall, an event not seen in over a century. City in Chaos : Intense Flooding and Stranded Residents The heavy rainfall submerged metro stations turned roads into torrents and left motorists stranded. Residents were faced with the daunting task of navigating through flooded streets, while rescue operations were underway to save those trapped in submerged vehicles. Typhoon Saola Aftermath : Unexpected Disaster Strikes Shortly After Typhoon Hong Kong had recently weathered the deadliest typhoon in five years when Typhoon Saola struck. Despite weakening to a Category 2 hurricane, the typhoon caused extensive damage, including downed trees, flight cancellations, and numerous injuries. Disruption and Closures : Impacts on Transportation and Daily Life The excessive rainfall disrupted the city's normal functioning. The stock exchange canceled morning trading, schools remained closed, and non-essential employees were advised to work from home. A 'black' precipitation warning was issued, urging citizens to seek shelter indoors. [caption id="attachment_53395" align="aligncenter" width="662"] Flash Floods Paralyze Hong Kong After Record Rainfall Not Seen In Over A Century[/caption] Flooded Streets and Transportation Disruptions : Subway Stations and Roads Affected Videos showed floodwaters entering buildings and malls, particularly in low-lying areas. A metro line suspension in the Wong Tai Sin district disrupted public transportation. Landslide risks led to the suspension of essential bus, tram, and ferry services, with some road closures. Regional Impact : Shenzhen Records Unprecedented Rainfall Hong Kong's neighboring city, Shenzhen, also experienced record-breaking rainfall, breaking records dating back to 1952. The heavy rain prompted school closures and subway line suspensions. Climate Change and Preparedness: Vulnerability to Extreme Weather Events These extraordinary weather events underline the vulnerability of coastal cities like Hong Kong to extreme weather conditions. They emphasize the importance of preparedness and resilient infrastructure in the face of climate change. FAQs Flash Floods Paralyze Hong Kong After Record Rainfall Not Seen In Over A Century Q1: How much rainfall did Hong Kong experience in just one hour? A1: Hong Kong recorded a historic 158 millimeters (6.2 inches) of rainfall in a single hour. Q2: What was the aftermath of Typhoon Saola in Hong Kong? A2: Typhoon Saola, although weakening, caused significant damage, including downed trees, flight cancellations, and injuries. Q3: How did the excessive rainfall affect transportation in Hong Kong? A3: Transportation in Hong Kong was severely disrupted, with subway stations, roads, and public transportation services affected. Q4: What does this event highlight about coastal cities and climate change? A4: These events underscore the vulnerability of coastal cities like Hong Kong to extreme weather events and the need for preparedness and resilient infrastructure in the face of climate change.

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Ottawa extended the open work permit program for Hong Kong nationals   On February 6, 2023, the Government of Canada extended the open work permit program for eligible Hong Kong nationals. According to the expanded eligibility requirements, Hong Kong residents who have graduated within the past ten years from a post-secondary learning institution in Canada or abroad can obtain a work permit for up to 3 years.   Before, only those who had graduated within the last five years were eligible for application. Moreover, Canada has created two pathways to permanent residency for qualified Hong Kong nationals and their families.   #Hong_Kong, #Open_work_permit, #OWP, #PR, #Hong_Kong_nationals   (at Winnipeg, Manitoba) https://www.instagram.com/p/CoaFDhcrrWZ/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[johnleegraphy]

Today I got a letter from my client about Dec wedding, happy to share with you all.

Hi John, please feel free to use the client letter as below:

Dear John, I wanted to extend our heartfelt appreciation for the incredible work you and your team put into capturing our wedding day. Managing two couples simultaneously is undoubtedly challenging, yet your team handled it with such professionalism and grace. We're particularly fond of the candid shots, which beautifully encapsulate not only the essence of the couples but also the joy of our guests. Your attention to detail from the tea ceremony to the reception, capturing the atmosphere and decor, truly made our memories come alive. Thank you for going above and beyond to ensure every moment was beautifully captured.

今天我收到了客戶12月婚禮的來信，很高興能與大家分享。

親愛的約翰，我想對您和您的團隊在捕捉我們婚禮當天所做的出色工作表示衷心的感謝。同時管理兩對夫婦無疑是一項挑戰，但您的團隊以如此專業和優雅的方式處理了這件事。我們特別喜歡那些偷拍的照片，它們不僅完美地體現了情侶的精髓，也體現了客人的歡樂。從敬茶到接待，你們對細節的關注，捕捉到的氣氛和裝飾，真正讓我們的回憶變得生動起來。感謝您竭盡全力確保每一個瞬間都被美麗地捕捉到。

For enquiry:

John Lee Photography

Tel: +852-9710-1000

www.johnleegraphy.com

@ johnleegraphy #hong_kong #wedding #photography #photographer #wedding_photography #hk_wedding_photography #hkwedding_photography #hong_kong_wedding_photography #hongkongweddingphotography #wpja #johnleegraphy #award_winning_photographer #bowp #fearless #love #snapshot #bride #groom #paris #london #melbourne #sydney #phuket #penang #sabah #kowloon #shatin #maonshan #beauty #stamp info@johnleegrahy.com 9710-1000 www.johnleegraphy.com https://m.facebook.com/HongKongWeddingPhotography 97101000.com

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https://www.simsonpharma.com/pages/hong_kong

Drug Metabolites & Glucuronides

Drug metabolites and glucuronides are essential concepts in pharmacology and drug development. They refer to the transformed compounds that result from the metabolic processes that drugs undergo inside the body.

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Hong Kong 32 by Paul

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The United States on Friday (local time) designated six Chinese and Hong Kong officials for their role in implementing the National Security Law imposed in Hong Kong

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Psalm 112:5-6; October 16, 2019

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In Hong Kong, Sanctioned Russian Tycoon’s Superyacht Sparks U.S.-China Spat

In Hong Kong, Sanctioned Russian Tycoon’s Superyacht Sparks U.S.-China Spat

That’s the headline on my newest story, out Monday. It begins: The anchoring in Hong Kong waters of a sanctioned Russian oligarch’s superyacht is ramping up tensions between Beijing and Washington, which warned against the financial center being used as a safe haven. The 465-foot Nord, owned by steel magnate Alexey Mordashov, moored west of the Chinese territory’s Victoria Harbour last week after…

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Capitaldisko

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ہانگ کانگ فائزر ویکسین کی لاکھوں خوراکیں کیوں ضائع کرنے جا رہا ہے؟

ہانگ کانگ فائزر ویکسین کی لاکھوں خوراکیں کیوں ضائع کرنے جا رہا ہے؟

ہانگ کانگ فائزر ویکسین کی لاکھوں خوراکیں کیوں ضائع کرنے جا رہا ہے؟ لندن، 26مئی ( آئی این ایس انڈیا ) ہانگ کانگ جلد ہی کورونا وائرس ویکسین کی لاکھوں کی تعداد میں خوراکیں ضائع کر دے گا، کیونکہ ان کی معیاد ختم ہونے والی ہے اور کئی افراد نے ویکسی نیشن کے لیے خود کو رجسٹر نہیں کرایا۔خبر رساں ایجنسی اے ایف پی کے مط��بق ہانگ کانگ میں حکومت کی ویکسین ٹاسک فورس کے ایک رکن نے عوام کو تنبیہ کی ہے کہ فائزر…

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Bethania Barros, China Business Expert, Hong Kong

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Flash Floods Paralyze Hong Kong After Record Rainfall Not Seen In Over A Century Unprecedented Deluge: Hong Kong in Crisis Hong Kong experienced a historic downpour on Friday, bringing the city to a standstill. The torrential rain led to flash floods, submerging metro stations, and turning roads into rushing rivers, leaving residents stranded and in awe. The State of Emergency Authorities Act Swiftly Faced with this extraordinary situation, authorities swiftly declared a state of emergency. Schools were suspended, and residents were urged to seek shelter as the city grappled with the deluge. Social media was flooded with images and videos of residents navigating through the inundated streets and the valiant efforts to rescue stranded motorists. Record-Breaking Rainfall A Century's Worth of Rain in Hours The Hong Kong Observatory recorded a staggering 158 millimeters (6.2 inches) of rainfall between 11 p.m. and midnight on Thursday night, marking the highest hourly rainfall since records began in 1884. Some areas of this densely populated city, home to 7.4 million people, received nearly 500 millimeters (19.7 inches) of precipitation within just 24 hours. Double Trouble From Typhoon Saola to Flash Floods This catastrophic rainfall followed closely on the heels of Hong Kong's deadliest typhoon in five years, Typhoon Saola. Although it weakened upon hitting Hong Kong, it still left a trail of destruction, including downed trees, flight cancellations, and numerous injuries. City in Chaos  Impact on Transportation and Daily Life Friday's relentless rain wreaked havoc on transportation and business operations. The stock exchange suspended morning trading, and schools remained closed. Non-essential employees were advised to work from home or seek alternative accommodations due to treacherous travel conditions. The 'Black' Warning   Highest Alert Level Issued The government issued a 'black' precipitation warning, the highest level, urging citizens to take shelter and stay indoors. Videos circulated online revealed floodwaters entering buildings and malls, disrupting daily life. Public transportation was significantly affected, with one metro line suspended due to flooding, and other essential services like buses and ferries were halted due to landslide risks. Unprecedented Rainfall Across Borders Shenzhen's Record-Breaking Rain The heavy rain extended beyond Hong Kong, affecting neighboring Shenzhen on the Chinese mainland. Shenzhen experienced record-breaking rainfall, resulting in the closure of schools and subway lines. Concerns arose as Shenzhen considered releasing water from a reservoir, potentially impacting Hong Kong's northern New Territories district. Climate Change Resilience Lessons in Preparedness These extraordinary weather events highlight the vulnerability of coastal cities like Hong Kong to extreme weather. They emphasize the importance of preparedness and resilient infrastructure in the face of climate change. FAQs Frequently Asked Questions about Flash Floods Paralyze Hong Kong After Record Rainfall Not Seen In Over A Century Q1: What caused the flash floods in Hong Kong? A1: The flash floods were caused by unprecedented rainfall, with some areas receiving nearly 500 millimeters (19.7 inches) of precipitation in just 24 hours. Q2: How did the government respond to the situation? A2: The government declared a state of emergency, suspended schools, and issued a 'black' precipitation warning, urging residents to seek shelter and stay indoors. Q3: Did this rainfall follow a recent weather event in Hong Kong? A3: Yes, it came shortly after Typhoon Saola, which, despite weakening, resulted in significant damage, including downed trees and flight cancellations.

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Federal Court found a Refugee Protection Division member biased while working in Hong Kong On December 8, 2021, the Federal Court of Canada found out that a Refugee Protection Division member who has been working from 2010 to 2012 in the Executive Branch of the Hong Kong special administrative region, demonstrated a reasonable apprehension of bias in hearing the refugee claim of a Hong Kong Umbrella Movement participant. The applicant’s application rejected by the Refugee Appeal Division (RAD) member will be sent back to the RAD to be processed and determined by a different member. #Federal_Court, #Hong_Kong, #RAD, #refugees, #Umbrella_Movement (at Canada) https://www.instagram.com/p/CYCC8vmFsYg/?utm_medium=tumblr