The Police will launch an updated version of the 'Hong Kong Police Mobile App' on August 10, integrating over 50 services of the police force into a one-stop platform. The app has added an artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot called 'Yes Sir,' which helps answer citizens' inquiries. Citizens who encounter suspected fraud cases can also consult 'Yes Sir' and receive fraud prevention tips. Additionally, the app has optimized the electronic reporting center, providing an automatic form-filling function, making it convenient for citizens to avoid repeatedly entering personal information. Uncompleted forms can be saved for 48 hours, allowing citizens to look up information and complete the forms later.

Hong Kong has been continuously affected by heavy rain, and the Hong Kong Bar Association stated that legal disputes caused by extreme weather cannot be ignored, and it provides free legal services to help the public resolve issues such as property damage, breach of contract, and liability claims caused by heavy rain.

A serious car accident occurred at Como Hotel in Tsuen Wan today, a Filipino man was seriously injured and fell into a coma after being hit by a taxi at high speed, later dying in the hospital. The driver is suspected of dangerous driving causing death and has been arrested, the police are investigating the incident.

An assault case occurred in Kowloon Tong, a woman reported that her parents were arguing inside their residence, the mother is suspected of cutting her husband's neck with glass shards, the husband was sent to the hospital in a semi-coma, the police have arrested the involved mother and are conducting an investigation.

The Observatory predicts strong winds and thunderstorms this weekend, with heavy rain expected from next Sunday to next Tuesday. Citizens are reminded to pay attention to weather changes and be prepared for flooding. It is expected that the weather will improve in the middle to later part of next week, with daytime temperatures rising to 33 degrees.

Personnel from the Special Duties Unit of the Kowloon Tong Police District conducted a drug crackdown in the Sham Shui Po area, arresting a 27-year-old man and seizing drugs worth approximately HK$250,000, including cannabis flowers, vape cartridges, and霹靂 cocaine.

The black rain warning signal is in effect, and the A exit of Shek Wai Ho Station is temporarily closed due to flooding. Citizens are advised to use other entrances and exits. The Hong Kong Observatory expects the black rain to last at least until 11 a.m., affecting traffic arrangements.

Black rain has struck again, severe flooding at the Kiang Wu Road Parking Lot in Tseung Kwan O, the Drainage Department removes water but flooding reoccurs, vehicles are flooded, and citizens should keep drainage channels clear and report promptly.

Black rain has struck again, and a landslide triggered by heavy rain at Ta Kau Ling New Village in Sai Kung caused a large amount of mud, rocks, trees, and retaining walls to block the road center. Firefighters arrived on the scene to handle the situation, and no one was injured.

Black rain has struck again, severe flooding has occurred within the Mary Hospital area, affecting emergency services. Staff are installing waterproof gates, and the Drainage Department has also deployed the 'Dragon Sucker' robot to handle the flooding.

Black rain hits again, the Hong Kong Observatory issues a black rain warning signal, widespread flooding in western Hong Kong Island, Ladder Street becomes a 'rushing stream', 'milk tea river' appears in many areas, emergency services at Mary Hospital are disrupted.

The Observatory issued a Black Rainstorm Warning today, expecting heavy downpours and gales with thunderstorms along the Guangdong coast. Over the next few days, including Sunday to next Tuesday, the rain may be heavy at times, and some areas may experience torrential rain. Residents should pay attention to weather changes and take appropriate preventive measures.

Black rain warning signal is in effect, Education Bureau announces all daytime schools closed today. Schools need to arrange emergency measures and care for students, while night schools depend on the Observatory signal.

A case of child abuse occurred in Wan Chai, a 42-year-old Filipina domestic worker is suspected of improperly treating a 1-year-old boy and is currently being investigated by the police. The boy is currently receiving treatment at the hospital.

Around 7 a.m. today (5th), the police discovered a headless body on Kennedy Road in Wan Chai, with the head missing. The police have blocked the site for search.