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Danny Mok
Senior reporter, Hong Kong
Danny Mok joined the Post in 2006 and covers late-night breaking news. Danny studied sociology and journalism at the Chinese University of Hong Kong.
Thomas Kwan, 53, wore bizarre disguise to administer injection to his mother’s long-term partner after dispute over inheritance.
Suspects allegedly conspired to deceive company over wages amounting to more than HK$3.2 million by falsifying attendance records.
Yau Kwok-yee, 67, left his home in Tuen Mun at about 8am on Sunday to go hiking but failed to return in the afternoon.
Officers are investigating whether the alleged animal abuse was provoked by an argument between the helper and employer, source says.
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Haul is largest from the central Asian country in 20 years and for methamphetamine this year at city’s airport.
Hong Kong’s consumer watchdog says new investor in gym has been in touch.
Van veers off Canton Road and smashes through windows into ground-floor lobby of Yau Ma Tei building.
Plan for Global Innovation Centre faced significant opposition from more than 3,500 residents, with calls for relocation amid warnings of legal challenges.
Immigration Department says evacuation coordinated with foreign ministry’s office in Hong Kong and Chinese embassy in Beirut.
Ionospheric scintillation, which leads to poor GPS signal, forced city to scrap drone shows, although Shenzhen was able to go ahead with performances.
Passer-by discovers white dog, measuring about 30cm, unharmed inside a bin near condominium on Cloud View Road at around 8am on Tuesday.
Doctor at Pok Oi Hospital allegedly attacked during consultation, sustaining injuries to ear, head and neck.
Thousands of people, including many tourists, had gathered for spectacle at West Kowloon Cultural District.
Security personnel alert police after discovering 83-year-old man lying on podium near Yee Yip House at Tsing Yi Estate.
Two teenagers reported cases to police, with suspect alleged to have indecently assaulted at least six more girls on the same morning.
Source says boy took two herbal pills at around 11am.
Woman, 67, was arrested, but not charged, after taking photos of a traditional bathhouse and its patrons despite a ‘no-photography’ rule.
White-coloured waste water seen being discharged from stormwater drain near Victoria Park Road.
Icelandic police tell the Post man lost control of rental car on gravel path, crashing into Fossa River in north of country.
Airline issues clarification contradicting claim by mainland woman involved in row on flight from Hong Kong to London.
Sik Sik Yuen, operator of Wong Tai Sin Temple, announced cancellation an hour after show was supposed to begin.
Fire broke out shortly before 5pm in flat in Tower 2 of Elegant Terrace, prompting evacuation of about 50 people.
Wong steps down for personal reasons at time when government hopes to take sports in Hong Kong to next level.
Two suspects allegedly attempted to transport 45.3kg of marijuana from Thailand in their checked-in luggage, Taiwan authorities reveal.
Workers had staged protest and complained management company had charged them exorbitant intermediary fees and other costs.
Passenger who arrived in Hong Kong on Tuesday says she suffered diarrhoea, stomachache and bloating after consuming some of the fish she ordered.
Television was provided to the 86-year-old woman who died in the fire by a welfare organisation years ago, Post learns.
Media Freedom Coalition says conviction of editors for sedition falls against wider backdrop of increased media self-censorship.
Number of complaints hits 1,725 and amount in prepaid fees swells to HK$60 million.
Defendant allegedly accepted HK$54,000 in bribes to help 10 imported workers secure their jobs.
