Theodora Yu
Reporter, Hong Kong
Theodora joined the Post in 2026 and covers Hong Kong current affairs. Prior to joining the Post, she was a reporter at the Washington Post covering Hong Kong and mainland China. She is interested in business, climate and the environment, oral history and open-source investigations.
Theodora joined the Post in 2026 and covers Hong Kong current affairs. Prior to joining the Post, she was a reporter at the Washington Post covering Hong Kong and mainland China. She is interested in business, climate and the environment, oral history and open-source investigations.
Languages Spoken:
Cantonese, English, Mandarin
Canine experts explain what to do, what to avoid and how to protect yourself during an attack.
Former guard dogs may turn aggressive due to territorial instincts or past trauma, welfare advocates warn as government pledges review of policies.
Hong Kong environment chief says policies on handling strays will be reviewed after cyclist’s death from suspected attack in Yuen Long.
Officers found suspected ketamine in checked luggage of a 22-year-old man who arrived in city from Frankfurt.
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Education Bureau steps in after viral post, as Good Hope School principal Gary Harfitt clarifies that Cantonese is not forbidden at institution.
Target is one of four binding environmental protection targets revealed in city’s first five-year plan.
Among 36 products tested, one pad took 73 seconds to fully absorb simulated menstrual blood, exceeding 60-second standard.
Danny Catering Service calls suspected food poisoning outbreak an ‘isolated’ incident linked to the school’s portioning arrangement.
As Singapore pulls ahead, experts say Hong Kong must overcome risk aversion and refine its governance frameworks to boost adoption.
MTR Corp says morning train services along Tsuen Wan line were disrupted to allow passenger to receive urgent medical aid.
The 23-month-old girl was found without a pulse in a Hong Kong flat and was later certified dead in hospital.
At community hall in Yau Ma Tei, attendees light candles, lay flowers, and leave messages of condolence to honour the dead.
Only 1,560 registered and walk-in patrons arrived at Po Pin Chau on Saturday and Sunday, despite 3,230 people making bookings.
One Bite Social and Lion Rock Heritage Foundation transform Chun On Pawn Shop into pop-up community and exhibition space.
Animal groups fear unclear rules could lead to more dog abandonment after owner gives up pet classed as fighting breed, the third such case in a week.
Five Nepalese operators and bartenders launch signature cocktails at Orchard to raise funds for flood relief as community rallies.
Independent Commission Against Corruption, police and Competition Commission launch joint operation triggered by public complaints.
Work breaks triggered by higher alerts are also not protected by law, legislator says.
From supporting vulnerable residents to revamping laws and public spaces, experts say city must adopt comprehensive climate resilience strategy.
Most respondents reported heat-related discomfort, while many lacked awareness of heatstroke risks and available government support.
The Green Earth’s study of 82 public entities finds that while 41 publish emissions data, about eight use outdated emission factor.
Viral clip circulating on social media platform shows two men in uniform smoking cigarettes in what appears to be a back alley.
University of Hong Kong up five spots to 62nd, City University jumps to 95th in Academic Ranking of World Universities.
Flags will be lowered on Tuesday at government headquarters, Government House, border crossings and Hong Kong airport.
Conservationists highlight new species uncovered in city while urging authorities to formulate ‘red list’ to protect existing vulnerable ones.
Heat Stress at Work Warning system is intended to alert outdoor manual workers and those indoors with limited ventilation to risks.
Heatwave has taken toll on indoor and outdoor workers, triggering calls for authorities to review heat stress prevention measures.
Pledge follows calls to adopt international measurement that places greater weight on direct sunlight and to increase monitoring stations.
Observatory records highest temperature in 142 years in the afternoon, saying hot weather will continue until midweek.
