Chong Cheng Secondary School is alleged to have collaborated with Shenzhen tutoring institution 'Star Pick', prompting the Education Bureau to pay attention and suspend the school's operations. Leung Chun-ying warns that caution is needed when integrating with the mainland to prevent 'underhanded tactics'.

The accident at the荃灣如心酒店 (荃灣如心酒店) has raised concerns about the safety of elderly taxi drivers. Data shows that the number of accidents involving drivers aged 70 or above has increased, sparking discussions about a mandatory retirement age. Political figures have advocated for enhanced medical check-ups or establishing a retirement age, but the industry is concerned about costs and drivers' livelihoods. The government plans to propose legislation next year, expecting drivers aged 65 or above to undergo regular medical check-ups and those aged 70 or above to undergo annual check-ups.

A landslide triggered by heavy rain on North Path Road, Sai Kung, has been repaired by the Road Department, and two-way traffic was restored at 8 p.m. on August 9.

An assault incident occurred at a construction site in Kowloon Tong today. A 42-year-old man was injured in multiple places after arguing with two men over queuing to wash his hands. The police are currently searching for the two suspects.

A pair of brothers in the Tai Po area have turned against each other due to ownership issues, with the elder brother selling half a floor of a tenement for HK$180,000, attracting investors' attention with a rental return of up to 33 cents. The Lantern God analyzes the story behind it and the investment risks, reminding buyers to consider the scattered ownership and legal issues.

U.S. President Trump and Russian President Putin will hold a meeting in Alaska on August 15. This meeting may have a significant impact on the future course of the Russia-Ukraine war. Russia's communications with China before the meeting also demonstrate the stability and closeness of Russia-China relations.

The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government strongly condemned the joint statement by the United States and G7, considering it an intervention in Hong Kong affairs and pointing out that the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region is lawfully safeguarding national security. A spokesperson for the Hong Kong Government stated that any foreign or external forces attempting to defame the situation in Hong Kong will only be left speechless and will surely fail.

Legislative Council Election Committee member Shang Hairong has been accused of erecting company logos in his councillor office, suspected of violating the guidelines for the use of councillor offices. His actions have drawn attention from within and outside the Legislative Council, with questions raised about whether he is using his position as a councillor to promote private institutions.

Customs in Hong Kong cracked down on a drug trafficking case at Hong Kong International Airport yesterday (8th), intercepting a 63-year-old female traveler. She traveled from Freetown, Sierra Leone, via Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, to Hong Kong. When customs officers inspected her checked baggage, they found 3kg of suspected cocaine hidden in the compartment of her luggage, estimated to be worth around HK$2.4 million. She was subsequently arrested.

A scam occurred in Tsim Sha Tsui, where two Chinese men were tricked out of two luxury watches worth nearly HKD 4.6 million at a fake watch shop. The police successfully arrested the suspects involved and recovered part of the stolen money, and the case is still under investigation.

During Andy Lau's concert at the Kai Tak Sports and Arts Centre, someone reported a false alarm claiming that a ticket vending machine had caught fire. After an investigation, the police classified the case as 'wasting police resources'. Similar incidents also occurred during the final concert of Andy Lau's Coliseum concert.

Macau's Department of Health reported an imported dengue case today, the ninth of the year. The patient is a 13-year-old boy who had traveled to South Korea, Singapore, and Taiwan, and was diagnosed with dengue after returning to Macau. The Department of Health reminds residents to strengthen mosquito prevention measures and urges individuals experiencing symptoms such as fever and rashes to seek medical attention promptly.

A massive watch-selling fraud case occurred in Tsim Sha Tsui, where fraudsters established a fake watch shop and used 'training tickets' to defraud two mainland sellers of luxury watches worth nearly HK$4.6 million. The police have arrested two men and recovered the involved watches, and are currently investigating the remaining suspects.

A 63-year-old subcontractor worker suddenly collapsed while cleaning leaves on the pedestrian bridge at Wong Tai Sin Ma Zai Ping Road and later died after being rushed to the hospital for emergency treatment. His girlfriend said that the deceased was worried about unemployment and did not dare to rest, ultimately dying suddenly due to overwork and health problems. The Industrial Accidents Victims' Benefit Association called on employers to improve working conditions and requested an investigation into whether the incident involved overwork.

Latest developments in the partnership between Pinduoduo and SF Express Hong Kong, including the establishment of official Pinduoduo pickup lockers and the resumption of some SF Express pickup point services.

A 39-year-old man was found collapsed and confirmed dead this afternoon at the shared accommodation on Qinzhou Street, Sham Shui Po. The police have classified the case as 'discovery of a body,' and the cause of death will be determined after the post-mortem.

Hong Kong has experienced three "black rain" events, and a Japanese netizen captured footage of a Hong Kong Disney performer dressed as Mickey Mouse working in the heavy rain, sparking online discussions. Hong Kong Disney explained that the weather changed suddenly, and the performer ended the meeting early and took shelter from the rain.

The Long Chau Rose Garden unit and adjacent land held by former chairman of China United Petrochemical, Xu Zhiming, have fallen into the hands of the bank, with starting prices dropping by more than half. The Triumph Gate Palace House was also sold for 405 million HKD, a sharp drop of 70% compared to its asking price three years ago.

Beyogreen (1397) has announced a significant increase in half-year profit of over 1.25 times, with the stock price currently at 0.99 HKD, up 32%. Mainly driven by factors such as increased gross margin, asset sales, and reduced financial costs.

A two-room unit in Tuen Mun Hai Tsui Garden was sold for 5.06 million HKD, with a price per square foot of 8,309 HKD. The original owner purchased the unit back in 1999, realizing a profit of 3.36 million HKD and leaving, with the unit's value doubling. The new buyer upgraded from public housing to a private residence, purchasing the unit due to its spaciousness and sea view.