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Ricevuto ieri — 16 Ottobre 2026 ⏭ Stampa Internazionale

AI-powered drones to help detect hill fires during Chung Yeung Festival

16 Ottobre 2026 ore 15:16
Hong Kong’s Fire Services Department will launch three new AI-assisted drone technologies to strengthen fire detection and its response to heightened risks during tomb-sweeping activities ahead of the Chung Yeung Festival on Sunday. Wong Tak-fai, acting divisional officer for information and communications technology, said on Friday that the technology would improve the speed and accuracy of fire detection to help the department operate more efficiently. “Artificial intelligence [AI] not only...

Hong Kong to carry out 24-hour patrols near Apec meeting venue and delegate hotels

Hong Kong police will conduct round-the-clock patrols in Wan Chai from Friday as part of enhanced security arrangements for the coming Apec Finance Ministers’ Meeting, as delegates begin arriving in the city, the South China Morning Post has learned. Delegates from the 21 Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation member economies will travel to Hong Kong as early as Friday for preparatory work, although most ministers are not expected to arrive until Sunday at the earliest. They will stay at several top...

Ricevuto — 15 Ottobre 2026 ⏭ Stampa Internazionale

6 arrested over HK$14m agarwood and crypto investment scam that ran for 9 years

15 Ottobre 2026 ore 13:13
Hong Kong police have arrested six people allegedly tied to a nine-year scam run by a suspected cross-border criminal syndicate offering business opportunities in agarwood and cryptocurrency, with funds involved reaching HK$14 million (US$1.78 million). Superintendent Allan Chu Ming-lun of the commercial crime bureau said on Thursday that investigations began in September after the force received 21 reports from victims, mostly elderly people, saying they had been investing in various products...

Ricevuto — 14 Ottobre 2026 ⏭ Stampa Internazionale

Hong Kong extends smart fire alarm scheme to another 6,000 old buildings

14 Ottobre 2026 ore 16:20
Hong Kong’s Fire Services Department has extended a scheme allowing property owners to install smart fire alarm systems rather than traditional safety equipment to another 6,000 old buildings, but conceded that no installations had been completed although the policy was rolled out over five months ago for 3,600 blocks. Lai Kin-mo, acting deputy chief fire officer for building improvement, said on Wednesday that while 300 buildings had expressed interest in installing the system, which can send...

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