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Lo Hoi-ying
Reporter, Hong Kong
Hoi-ying became a reporter at the City desk in 2023 after finishing the Post's Graduate Trainee Programme. Originally from Singapore, she previously worked as a television news producer at Mediacorp and interned at the Shanghai-based Sixth Tone. She earned her master's degree in journalism from the University of Hong Kong and holds a bachelor's degree in communications from Nanyang Technological University.
Transport and Logistics Bureau says it aims for all cabs to have e-payment options by end of 2025, and surveillance systems a year later.
Former food delivery worker Adam Ma filed the first legal challenge against the city’s domestic national security law.
‘Elder Sister’ has gone from just 122 grams to 5.3kg, while ‘Younger Brother’ tips the scale at 5.5kg from 112 grams.
Law rose through the ranks as an administrative officer and served in various bureaus and departments after joining the public service in 1989.
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Transport authorities say motorists will be charged maximum of HK$45 during peak hours on weekdays and Saturdays.
But chief executive says court ruling will significantly affect the number of flats, density and completion date of the project.
Two bears gifted by Beijing to welcome visitors on Sunday at new home in Ocean Park’s Hong Kong Jockey Club Sichuan Treasures area.
‘Is being single a sin,’ asks one resident, who is among those saying they are being left behind by focus on families and elderly.
Chief Secretary Eric Chan heads delegation with tycoons to Guangdong cities, says trip “purely an introduction and opportunity for exchange”.
Chief Secretary Eric Chan leads delegation to economic zones in Foshan, Guangzhou and Dongguan.
US president-elect’s plan to impose additional 10 per cent tariff on goods from China likely to hurt Hong Kong’s exports, experts also say.
Chief Executive John Lee is on trip to province with officials and tycoons, weeks after Beijing urged authorities and firms to work together.
Three hours into journey to Fukuoka, flight HX640 makes U-turn and lands at Taoyuan International Airport at around 1pm.
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The show ‘Born For The Spotlight’ has taken Taiwan by storm with its candid portrayal of the realities of showbiz for actresses.
Nearly 20 lawmakers question bus firms’ proposed increases of 6.5 to 9.5 per cent in a two-hour transport panel meeting.
Intense monsoon expected to hit coast of southern China from Monday, but weather will be fine over weekend, Observatory says.
Park will mark cubs’ milestone with series of celebrations on Saturday, while father Le Le will make his first public appearance in months.
Changsha, a destroyer, and Hainan, the country’s largest amphibious assault vessel, arrived in Hong Kong on Thursday morning.
City’s two power companies increase charges after prices cut by as much as 16 per cent last year.
Northwest region of Pacific Ocean has generated 25 named tropical storms this year, up from 19 recorded during typhoon season in 2023.
Observatory says No 1 warning will be in place until 10am on Tuesday, and likelihood of issuing higher signal is ‘relatively low’.
One elderly member of tour group taken to hospital after accident near exit of East Tsim Sha Tsui MTR station.
From cooking Nigerian food to bringing his girlfriend around Lagos, Adekunbi Hassan Salako has more than 100,000 followers on Instagram.
Ocean Park will dish out signature Chinese traditional delicacies such as red eggs and pork knuckles to visitors on November 23 and 24.
Government will build additional lane at the tunnel’s Hong Kong Island exit next year to ease jams.
City leader’s assurance follows call from Xia Baolong, Beijing’s point man on Hong Kong affairs, for the business sector to support growth.
Criminal tactics evolving, force says, as it reveals 734 reports of scammers posing as officers in first nine months of year, an increase of 8.1 per cent.
‘Today’s world is not yesterday’s world, and Hong Kong cannot rely solely on its traditional advantages by relying on just one trick,’ Xia Baolong says.
Post reporters test out public transport options at Kai Tak Sports Park and find construction sites throw up their share of hurdles.
