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James Modesto
Intern
James Modesto is an Editorial Intern on the City Desk. Having been an amateur wildlife photographer and avid birdwatcher for over four years, he is interested in conservation and wildlife. James is heading into his fourth year as a journalism student at Hong Kong Baptist University.
Birdwatchers are flocking to Cheung Chau to catch a glimpse of brown fish owls, with restaurants saying birds have helped drum up business.
‘AI can identify species accurately, perform automated surveillance and process large data sets,’ expert says.
Shopping centre operators said they expected a 15 per cent increase in sales over the Paris Games and a 20 per cent jump in footfall.
MTR Corporation races to complete unprecedented equipment upgrades at Prince Edward, Mong Kok, Yau Ma Tei and Ho Man Tin stations in 28 hours.
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Second ticket price increase in around year to help ‘enhance the sustainability of operations’ of museum in cash-strapped arts hub.
Angela Cabido Dela Cruz and Scott Norton surmount racism and identity issues to attain strong grades, will pursue biomedicine or nursing degrees.
Permanent residents with foreign passports hail multi-entry permit as ‘game changer’, but some face difficulties over lack of correct documents.
Seventeen of Hong Kong’s top scorers are from English Schools Foundation, city’s biggest international school group.
Health authorities say 12 men and two women at Ruttonjee Hospital tested positive for virus on June 27.
Post observes thousands taking advantage of free entry to museums, and hundreds watching fishing boat parade along Victoria Harbour.
Ryan Leung aims to be first from city to swim strait between Northern Ireland and Scotland, considered most difficult leg in renowned series.
The Post looks at sport’s risks, regulation and safety practices after experienced paraglider dies earlier this week.
Management committee at Confucian Tai Shing Primary School says sponsoring body did not share plan to go private before making announcement.
‘With the southwesterly airstream becoming active, there will be more showers with squally thunderstorms … in the next couple of days,’ Hong Kong Observatory says.
Revellers ignore periodic rain and flock to places such as Stanley, Tai O, Sai Kung and Tai Po to see Dragon Boat Festival races.
Revellers can enjoy dragon boat races in Victoria Harbour, Stanley, Tai O, Aberdeen, Sai Kung, Sha Tin, Tuen Mun and Tai Po.
