ACCIDENTS AND CRIME
Two injured, and traffic chaos, from fallen trees in Mangkhut aftermath
Fallen trees cause traffic chaos and injuries. […]
Month: September 2018
PETS & WILDLIFE
Chinese cobra at Sha Kok Mei: Seriously nasty snake is best treated with respect and left alone
Seriously dangerous Chinese cobra seen in Sha Kok Mei carpark. […]
COMMUNITY
Mangkhut; the clean-up continues – Tin Mui Hoi
Help is still needed in the small fishing hamlet of Tui Min Hoi. Two readers give BUZZ an update. […]
COMMUNITY
Carrie Lam finally visits Sai Kung seven days after Mangkhut
Seven days after Mangkhut hit, Carrie Lam gets to inspect the damage […]
COMMUNITY
HKMA Coin Cart comes to Sai Kung next month; now’s your chance to get rid of all that loose change
Hunt down the back of the sofa; empty those old jam jars full of coins – the coin cart is coming to Sai Kung. […]
PEOPLE
The show must go on: Maestro Mark makes it all happen
Local man Mark Taylor makes it all happen on Central Waterfront. […]
PETS & WILDLIFE
After Mangkhut, the hills went quiet: What happened to our birds?
Zoologist Graham Reels explains where all the birds have gone after the typhoon. […]
ACCIDENTS AND CRIME
Temporary Fire Services Department base wiped out by Mangkhut
Fire Services Department temporary base for fire fighting boats destroyed in typhoon. […]
COMMUNITY
Clean Pak Sha Wan Day postponed again owing to aftermath of super-typhoon
Carol Biddell has announced that the Clean Pak Sha Wan Day, originally planned for 16 September, then postponed to tomorrow, 23 September, has been postponed once again owing to the government warning about water pollution […]
ENVIRONMENT
Camp sites re-open; beaches declared off-limits for mid-Autumn Festival
Owing to the Super Typhoon Mangkhut last weekend, hiking trails and recreational sites and facilities in the country parks and the Hong Kong UNESCO Global Geopark (HKUGGp) under the management of the Agriculture, Fisheries and […]
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