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Sammy Heung
Reporter, Hong Kong
Sammy Heung joined the Post in 2021 after graduating from The University of Hong Kong with a degree in Journalism and a second major in Language and Communication. Her works were seen on Radio Television Hong Kong and HOY International Business Channel. She specialises in healthcare issues in Hong Kong.
One option available is for government to stop investing in start-ups directly and put money instead into venture capital funds, copying mainland approach.
About 30 people seen at Mong Kok gym reopened by Perface, the medical beauty firm in talks with owner of now-closed fitness giant Physical.
Criticism over her annual rent of HK$5.67 million emerged after government revealed the cost borne by taxpayers to fund her office.
Claw machines that can now be found across the city have captivated young people, with some turning their addiction to playing into a business opportunity.
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Thousands of people, including many tourists, had gathered for spectacle at West Kowloon Cultural District.
Molecular geneticist was sole candidate to succeed outgoing Rocky Tuan, who was embroiled in controversy following 2019 social unrest.
Science Park offering service that allows companies to pay for access powerful technology that can accelerate tasks such as AI model training.
Xia Baolong and Zheng Yanxiong urge entrepreneurs to turn their patriotism into action and learn from counterparts in Guangdong.
Fees on average will rise by 5.36 per cent at private schools and 4.53 per cent at international ones.
‘These drills should not only focus on the number of people, but also different time slots and weather conditions,’ chief executive says.
Hospital Authority meet with counterparts in Macau and mainland China to bring in more doctors under healthcare professionals exchange plan.
Hong Kong University of Science and Technology has developed a robot that can travel along pieces of rebar to bend or fix them
Tour of three venues with expert uncovers safety concerns relating to lack of padding, possibility of mid-air collisions and adequate supervision.
Education Bureau investigating after Yan Chai Hospital Tung Chi Ying Memorial Secondary School fails to secure spot.
Patients with Group B Streptococcus found to have same ST283 strain as 27 earlier cases, Centre for Health Protection says.
Hong Kong Jockey Club reveals numbers 7, 15, 12 and 40 drawn the most in the past 38 rounds.
Chemistry professor has set up a company to produce robot chefs and has goal of making 30,000 units and HK$2 billion in revenue.
Tissue glue was being injected into patient to control bleeding in blood vessels in brain at time of incident.
Sandwich created stir when it debuted in July, with egg version even appearing for resale on Carousell for HK$300.
Health authorities order restaurant in To Kwa Wan to suspend business and undergo cleaning.
Doctors discuss dangers of flying with certain medical conditions, as veteran aviator shares cabin crew emergency protocols.
Thin cooling film can reduce room temperatures by up to 15 degrees Celius, as scientists hope to mitigate effects of global warming.
Hong Kong Construction Employees General Union receives nearly 100 complaints from workers, with a few saying management company took half their wages.
Suspension of classes at kindergartens, childcare centres, and all-day primary, secondary and special schools will take effect on Thursday afternoon.
Woman says right kidney ‘shattered’ after falling and striking edge of foam pool at Ryze Ultimate Trampoline Park on June 7 of last year.
Move follows call from education authorities for shake-up in how schools assess students to improve children’s mental health.
Chinese University scientists have discovered an affordable way to estimate the risk of depression in people by harnessing artificial intelligence to analyse retinal images.
