Four cyclists were charged with causing disturbance in public places and not using cycle lanes after an altercation with a minibus driver. Two defendants pleaded guilty and were each fined HK$1,000.

This article discusses the impact on the global military landscape after the US and Russia withdrew from the INF Treaty, particularly the threat posed by the US deployment of intermediate- and long-range missiles in Asia to China, and how Russia has countered the US through military actions. It also analyzes the roles of China and Russia in this missile game and their future trends.

This morning, a fire broke out at Yinhai, Phase 3, Yuxi Sha, Ma On Shan. Clothes on the unit's balcony caught fire, and firefighters successfully extinguished the fire. No one was injured.

In the Tsuen Wan Como Hotel accident incident, a Filipino male tourist was killed by a taxi, and his family handled the body identification procedures with the accompaniment of consulate staff.

The accident at the Causeway Bay Hotel has raised concerns about the safety of elderly taxi drivers, with some voices suggesting the implementation of a mandatory retirement age. The Hong Kong government has studied the practices of other regions, but no clear recommendations have been made so far. The article discusses relevant policies in different jurisdictions and analyzes the current driver medical examination system in Hong Kong.

A case of falling from a building occurred in Tung Chung. Around 7 p.m. yesterday (6th), a 19-year-old woman surnamed Deng lost contact with her family. Her family reported the incident to the police for assistance. The police arrived at the scene and conducted a search, finding Deng lying on the platform of Wing Yat Building in Yat Tung Estate. The paramedics confirmed on-site that the victim was clearly deceased.

Kwai Chung revealed another tragedy today (6th) involving an elderly person living alone who died and turned to bones. Around 10 a.m., Housing Authority staff, together with the police, went to Shing Yat Building in Kwai Shing East Estate to reclaim a unit. However, upon entering, they found a skeleton lying on the bed. The police confirmed that the deceased was a 77-year-old Ms. Yuen, the unit's resident. The case has been classified as a 'body discovery,' and an autopsy will be arranged to determine the cause of death.

A serious car accident occurred at Tsuen Wan Ruins Square, where an 80-year-old taxi driver is suspected of dangerous driving causing the death of a Filipino male tourist. He has been arrested by the police and released on bail.

In the Tsuen Wan Como Hotel car accident incident, a 35-year-old Filipino male tourist was killed by a taxi in the hotel lobby. His relatives and friends left messages of condolence on Facebook. The deceased was cheerful and often shared life photos on social media. His family and friends were all deeply grieved by his passing. The Philippine Consulate in Hong Kong also expressed condolences to the deceased and assisted the family in handling the aftermath.

Today, a tragedy involving an elderly person living alone was revealed in Kowloon Bay. A 77-year-old Ms. Yuen was found dead in her unit at Shek Shui Chuen East Estate's Shing Yat Building. Mrs. Cheung, a neighbor, said that Ms. Yuen had been missing for more than a year, and her death was only discovered when Housing Authority staff arrived to reclaim the unit.

The Wan Chai single-building Queen's Cube has recently launched a demolition sale, with an entry fee of about 5 million HKD and a price per square foot starting at about 17,500 HKD. The project is owned by Nan Fung or related parties and is a joint development project between Nan Fung and the Hong Kong Housing Authority. The current demolition sale price is more than 35% lower than its peak in 2010.

Savills and Adidas have partnered, and Adidas will relocate its headquarters to the entire office building at West Bund Central Ring in Shanghai, with a total area of approximately 348,750 square feet, expected to serve as the Greater China headquarters. West Bund Central Ring is located along the Huangpu River and is an important integrated property project in Shanghai.

Although the weather has been unstable recently, the secondary market transaction atmosphere remains robust. Yesterday, under the heavy rain, Yuen Long recorded two secondary market transactions. Among them, a two-bedroom unit in the Long Cheng Hui, which is located above the MTR Long Ping Station, was sold for 6.29 million HKD during the heavy rain, at a price of 12,707 HKD per square foot. The original owner bought the unit at a first-hand price in 2018 and left with a loss of 179.6 million HKD, with the unit's value depreciating by more than 20%.

Recently, the Guangxi Benz 'Show Credentials Sister' incident sparked public opinion, reflecting the increasing attention of mainland society to privilege and corruption. This article discusses the pursuit of fairness and justice in mainland society, as well as the importance of the modernization of national governance and the rule of law.

The article explores the struggles and choices of Hong Kong immigrants in terms of life and cultural identity, revealing their contradictions and reflections through the experiences of several Hong Kong immigrants between staying in Hong Kong and returning to the mainland.

The taxi accident at Causeway Bay's Sun Hung Kai Plaza has raised public concerns about the safety of elderly drivers. Legislative Council member Tin Pak Sham criticized the government for delaying legislative progress and advocated for setting a daily maximum working hour limit for drivers aged 75.

A 77-year-old single woman in Kwei Shing East Estate has been missing for a long time, and Housing Authority staff found her body turned into bones upon visiting. It is estimated that she had died over 1.5 years ago. This is the second similar incident this year, raising social concerns about the care and support services for the elderly living alone.

Mainland Chinese unemployed man Qin Hongkang used adhesive-coated plastic sheets to insert into donation boxes to steal over HKD 10,000, and was sentenced to 8 months in prison. The case involved the Tsim Sha Tsui Mosque and Buddhist Hospital, and the defendant admitted to theft and attempted theft charges. The judge stated that the case was serious.

A 70-year-old security guard killed his mentally ill daughter after enduring prolonged abuse from her. He was found guilty of manslaughter. The judge believed the case was a tragedy for all parties involved and sentenced the defendant to 4 years and 8 months in prison.

An injury incident occurred at Lan Fung Court, Yau Ma Tei, Kowloon Tong, where a 41-year-old woman is suspected of cutting her husband's neck with glass, allegedly due to suspicion of his extramarital affair. The injured man is currently receiving treatment in the hospital, and the involved woman has been arrested by the police.