Sai Kung’s fire station, looking after the biggest area in Hong Kong, handled 242 mountain rescues, 191 fires and 4,552 ambulance call-outs last year, Station Commander Alfred Tang Wai Kwong, said. The most dramatic and difficult incident during the year, the Assistant […]
People with small children should monitor radiation in their environments, according to two former City University academics who live in Sai Kung. In fact all residents should do so. The academics are Dr Robin Bradbeer, a chartered […]
A brewery is being set up in a teaching laboratory at the University of Science and Technology, Professor John Barford said. Costing only about $100,000, it’s a micro-brewery taking up just 15 sq ft, but dispensing 50 […]
Sai Kung’s emerging author, Paul Letters, is one of those rare people who can’t stop smiling. Yet he gets around on a mobility scooter. Paul was struck by peripheral neuropathy at age 33, in 2006. […]
The proposed cycling tracks through Sai Kung are “canned and dead”, according to Guy Shirra, Operations Officer at Friends of Sai Kung. The main reason given by Paul Chu of the Civil Engineering and Development […]
Blast fishing in Sai Kung waters has escalated suddenly in the last six months, marine consultant Paul Hodgson said. About 100 cases of fishing with explosives have been detected in our area by sensors in […]
When Psyche Chong, Sai Kung’s painting lawyer, woke one morning last month she wondered why her alarm had not gone off. Cries of the neighbour’s baby had roused her from sleep at 8.15am. She reached for one of the […]
On the waterfront facing Port Shelter and Sai Kung the University of Science and Technology operates an air monitoring station called a “supersite”. It records the air pollution we all breathe in month by month. […]
HKUST professor Andy “Windy” Miller has succumbed to primeval instincts and become a Viking. The cuddly eccentric formally adopted his fierce new persona at the “Up Helly Aa” (See You in Hell) fire festival in the […]
An occasional gallery of characters, animals and scenes from around our garden by the sea from photo-journalist Bruce Foreman, who lives at Ta Ho Tun. Bruce Foreman is an Australian photo-journalist who lives at Ta Ho Tun. […]
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