"The danger extends to the police, fire services, and Civil Aid Service colleagues who would have to rescue you ... In the past, there have been rescue colleagues who sacrificed their lives."
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CityUHK researchers point out that investigating social bonds among feral buffalo in Hong Kong is crucial. Research conducted in captivity suggests buffalo are highly social animals, exhibiting complex patterns of behaviours and relationships.
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From the massive exodus preceding the 1997 handover to the recent BNO scheme departures, a consistent pattern emerges: many who leave eventually find their way back, drawn by #HongKong’s enduring dynamism and opportunities.
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"It just breaks your heart a bit to know someone has used your work, put it out there, and is potentially making money from something that I, as a small business, have created."
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While they worry about living up to their family legacies, the average citizen worries about putting food on the table and keeping a roof over their head in one of the world’s most expensive cities.
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"Evergrande said earlier this week that its liquidators were seeking to recover about $6 billion in dividends and remuneration from seven people or entities, including its founder."
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"Secretary for Security Chris Tang said the government plans to introduce artificial intelligence to be able to identify faces in the thousands of new CCTV cameras the city is setting up." #HongKong#China
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"Gruelingly long hours and shrinking resources have prompted employees like Li to rethink whether it’s worth trading their time and health for higher pay."
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"We can't break down sucralose, and a lot of microorganisms can't break it down, either, because it's a really tough molecule that doesn't degrade easily. So there are a lot of questions about whether it could impact our microbial communities."
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