A district councilor called on the police to install more CCTV cameras in the Tseung Kwan O district after surveillance footage was said to have played a part in solving a kidnapping case of a three-year-old boy in the area. Read more: Kidnapped boy rescuedSai Kung district councilor Christine Fong Kwok-shan told a radio program this morning that the police force should expedite the plan to install CCTV cameras in Tseung Kwan O. She was referring to authorities’ plan of installing 2,000 cameras across the territory each year, with cameras in Tseung Kwan O to be installed in the fourth quarter of this year. She said the unique feature of Tseung Kwan O is its connection between shopping malls with footbridges, with approximately one CCTV camera installed every 10 meters inside the malls. The fact police were able to quickly solve the case reflected the effectiveness of these CCTV cameras, she said.

Kwun Tong police conducted an operation from July 16 to 29 to combat fraud and money laundering cases, arresting 21 men and nine women aged between 19 and 73 on suspicion of money laundering. Among the victims, the youngest one was a 15-year-old teen who was tricked into a job-hunting scam. Most of the 21 men and 9 women arrested were stooge account holders and some even admitted that they had lent their accounts to others. Police warned the public that anyone who borrows their bank accounts for money laundering will face criminal liability regradless of their age. Citizens are advised to contact the police anti-scam hotline 18222 if they encounter any suspicion fraudulent activities.

I called them discomfort rooms. Running water in restrooms is no trivial matter, especially for us women who can’t simply pee by the wall, lamppost or bush. Sadly for our country, to this day we still have public schools that lack running water in their restrooms. Their problem is worsened if the teacher herself suffers from undernourishment, lacks sufficient training, endures the discomfort of restrooms without running water, and whose fondest dream is to find a job outside the Philippines. This is a tall order, considering the state of public education, but modest goals can be set.

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MANILA, Philippines — The Philippines' military chief said Thursday he hoped a key defense pact with Japan allowing for the deployment of troops on each other's territory will be signed at security talks next week. "We are hoping that during that meeting, the RAA, or the reciprocal access agreement, will be signed," military chief General Romeo Brawner told reporters. The Philippines and Japan began negotiating the pact in November. The Philippines has equivalent pacts with the United States and Australia and plans to pursue one with France. Leaders from Japan, the Philippines and the United States held their first trilateral summit in April aimed at boosting defense ties in Washington.

Mayor Guo should tell all — GatchalianA photo of Mayor Alice Guo of Bamban, Tarlac posted on Feb. 24, 2024 on Facebook which was taken during the 2024 League of Municipality of the Philippines LMP General Assembly. MANILA, Philippines — Embattled Mayor Alice Guo of Bamban, Tarlac could be considered a state witness in unearthing illegal Philippine offshore gaming operators (POGO). “If there is information that will help in the investigation of those related to POGO hubs,” Gatchalian said on Wednesday over TV5 when asked if Guo could be a state witness in the case buildup against POGOs. Based on the documents, she also had some connections with some personalities related to the POGO hub in Porac,” Gatchalian added. The Anti-Money Laundering Council and the Bureau of Internal Revenue, he added, are also expected to file cases against the suspended mayor.

STOCKHOLM, Sweden, July 4, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- EQT AB's Half-year Report 2024 will be published on Thursday 18 July 2024 at approximately 07:00 CEST. EQT will host a conference call at 08:30 CEST to present the report, followed by a Q&A session. The presentation and a video link for the webcast will be available here from the time of the publication of the Half-year Report. The Group operates in a market driven by long-term trends and thus believes quarterly financial statements are less relevant for investors. In addition, a half-year report and a year-end report including financial statements and further information relevant for investors is published.

West Kowloon police have arrested three men for possessing and using counterfeit banknotes as officers believe they have successfully stopped the fake money from entering the market. After intelligence analysis, police intercepted two suspicious men in a Tsim Sha Tsui hotel on Tuesday night and found a total of 4,577 fake HK$1,000 banknotes in one of the men’s luggage. The two local men, aged 37 and 43, were arrested for possessing counterfeit notes. On Wednesday afternoon, police also arrested a 43-year-old man in Mong Kok who suspectedly used counterfeit HK$100 and HK$500 banknotes for three taxi rides in the district. All three are currently remanded in custody for further questioning.

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Philippines, China to improve maritime communicationRepresentatives of the two countries arrived at the consensus during the 9th Meeting of their Bilateral Consultation Mechanism on the South China Sea in Manila on Tuesday. MANILA, Philippines — The Philippines and China have discussed improving maritime communication mechanisms and promoting dialogue between their coast guards, according to Beijing’s foreign ministry. Representatives of the two countries arrived at the consensus during the 9th Meeting of their Bilateral Consultation Mechanism on the South China Sea in Manila on Tuesday. China’s foreign ministry said the two sides had a candid and constructive exchange of views on the situation in the South China Sea, particularly on handling the situation in Ayungin Shoal. On Tuesday, Beijing deployed its massive coast guard vessel with body number 5901 – called “The Monster” – to Ayungin Shoal.

Theresa Lazaro had “frank and constructive” discussions at a regular bilateral meeting on the South China Sea in Manila on Tuesday, according to the Philippines’ Department of Foreign Affairs. Philippines and Chinese vessels clashed in recent months despite a January agreement to ease conflict, casting doubts on the effectiveness of the bilateral mechanism to defuse tensions in one of the region’s flashpoints. Chinese vessels used water cannons on Philippine ships in the past months, damaging them and hurting their crew, while Beijing has maintained that its actions were lawful and professional. Tuesday’s talks come weeks after a June 17 South China Sea encounter between Chinese and Philippine vessels that led to a Filipino sailor losing a finger. During the meeting, the Philippines said it underscored to China that it will be “relentless in protecting its interests” and upholding its rights in the South China Sea.

Stocks bounce back on improved investor sentimentThe Philippine Stock Exchange index snapped a two-day losing streak, surging by 1.43 percent or 91.07 percent to end at 6,450.03. MANILA, Philippines — The stock market returned to its winning ways yesterday after a brief slump as positive developments abroad buoyed investor sentiment. The Philippine Stock Exchange index snapped a two-day losing streak, surging by 1.43 percent or 91.07 percent to end at 6,450.03. Also finishing in the positive territory was the broader All Shares index, which grew by 0.94 percent to 32.46 points at 3,495.13. However, he said net market value turnover was tepid at P3.56 billion, lower than the year-to-date average of P4.99 billion.

Some 12 kg of suspected crystal meth was further seized by officers in the packages. Last Sunday afternoon (Jun 23), customs officers conducted an operation and arrested a 27-year-old jobless man in Tsim Sha Tsui. Officers also raided a commercial building unit in the district and seized 500 g of liquid meth and drug packaging equipment. Australian law enforcement officers also seized about 1 kg of crystal meth from the man’s home. Customs pointed out that the price of crystal meth in Australia is four to five times more expensive than that in Hong Kong and it is the second most popular drug in the country.

Mayor Guo urged: Expose main players of illegal POGOsSenator Risa Hontiveros resumes the probe on Bamban, Tarlac Mayor Alice Guo’s alleged involvement in illegal Philippine offshore gaming operations (POGOs) on May 22, 2024MANILA, Philippines — Suspended Bamban, Tarlac Mayor Alice Guo, or Guo Hua Ping, should cooperate with authorities and reveal crucial information about the activities and key players of Philippine offshore gaming operators (POGOs), Sen. Sherwin Gatchalian said on Tuesday. “Guo can play a crucial role in exposing the truth and ensuring that those involved are held accountable,” said Gatchalian. “I urge Alice Guo to come forward and cooperate with authorities and expose the main players of illegal and criminal offshore gaming operations,” Gatchalian added. “We are also ready to reveal the roles of other controversial individuals behind these criminal POGO enterprises,” Tengco said. Rodriguez said his proposed House inquiry would provide Tengco the proper forum to make his revelations and support them with evidence.

MANILA, Philippines — Cybersecurity group Deep Web Konek claimed a data breach that involved the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) occurred on Wednesday. In a tweet, Deep Web Konek said, “Sensitive email data [is] now being sold online” following the alleged incident. READ: DFA probes new data leakIn a separate message to reporters, the DFA said they have received reports of an alleged data breach, but did not confirm whether or not one indeed took place.Media personnel earlier sought the DFA’s comment regarding Deep Web Konek’s exposé. A question was also raised regarding the extent of the alleged data breach. “The DFA has received reports of alleged email data being sold online.