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.
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.
Areas of Expertise:
Hong Kong news, video production, photography
Languages Spoken:
Cantonese, English, Mandarin
Emblems of tradition and nostalgia, classic dim sum restaurants face economic pressures and retirement of older generation of chefs.
With more restaurants using forms or QR codes for ordering, only a handful of restaurants in Hong Kong still offer dim sum the traditional way, with employees rolling carts through establishments so diners can select dishes.
Firefighters enter flat in Hang Moon Building in Cheung Sha Wan and find two bodies; police later take away another woman.
Libby Lee wants to use tech to streamline processes while fostering culture of ‘warmth’ and ‘speaking up’.
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Lawmaker Edward Lau also urges local authorities to consider incorporating travel, commercial facilities into Hong Kong side of new complex.
Hong Kong police investigate blackmail of teen who met stranger on Wefun chat app and allegedly had indecent clip of her filmed on WhatsApp.
New ‘dual-track’ pathway aims to boost medical education, research talent pool, with scheme involving health authorities, universities.
Trio of tropical cyclones unlikely to directly affect city, but showers expected on Monday and Tuesday.
Government earlier proposed establishing regulatory regime for basketball betting by modelling it on football wagering.
National security police also issue new arrest warrants for four more people.
UK security minister Dan Jarvis tells Post that law change is simply a move to complete ‘the severing of ties’ between the extradition systems.
Daisy Kwok Oi-kwan, 18, had experienced emotional difficulties and was on a break from school when she went missing on July 14.
‘After paying off the mortgage, some people may think it is no longer necessary to purchase fire insurance,’ expert says.
Fire Services Department says dispute may have occurred between the flat owner and the deceased before the blaze in Tsuen Wan was reported.
Storm expected to pass ‘rather close’ to city on Sunday, as forecaster warns of strong winds and torrential rain over the weekend.
Development by the team at Hong Kong University of Science and Technology could also lead to cost savings and shorter hospital wait times.
Christine Choi hopes universities will seize opportunity to teach students how they can meet societal expectations and become future pillars of society.
Study focuses on programme which covered 4,399 participants aged between 35 and 59, who were at high risk of developing chronic diseases.
The 44-year-old Singaporean singer-songwriter tells concertgoers that he fears for the future and senses career countdown.
But victims dissatisfied that university fails to find student had committed any crime.
Samaritan Befrienders Hong Kong says analysis of data from Coroner’s Court shows 4 per cent rise in number of suicide deaths in 2024 compared with previous year.
Walking tours organiser wants to tell the stories of Wah Fu Estate and its residents before the site is demolished for redevelopment.
Wah Fu Estate will undergo a phased demolition, with its 18 blocks and 9,000 households gradually vacated by 2035, marking the end of a significant chapter in Hong Kong's history
Existing medication only suppresses virus and has to be taken for decades, researcher says.
With the 11th solar term in the traditional Chinese calendar heralding higher temperatures, the Post offers advice on how best to manage.
Dim sum restaurant will fold after 35 years in business, with expert saying such eateries have struggled to adapt to market changes.
Analysts say shift in consumer patterns such as residents travelling to mainland for leisure has led many businesses to opt for short-term leases.
Number of IB students in the city has jumped nearly 20 per cent over past five years, with more preferring its ‘creative’ curriculum over the DSE.
The Post sat down with one DSE student and one IB student to discuss what it took to get through their respective college entrance exams
