Manila-bound Cebu Pacific flight returns to Hong Kong after suspected cargo door issue
A Manila-bound Cebu Pacific flight returned to Hong Kong airport after its cargo door was suspected to have opened on Saturday. Police said officers were alerted at 3.05pm to the incident involving flight CEB143. The aircraft, an Airbus A321, landed safely at Hong Kong International Airport and no one was injured, the force said. According to the flightradar24 website, the Philippine low-cost…
Hong Kong's Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development, Algernon Yau Ying-wah, will lead a delegation comprising both mainland Chinese and local businesses to Malaysia next week. The trip aims to explore business opportunities, sign agreements for bilateral investments, and attract foreign companies to Hong Kong. Since the initiation of the GoGlobal Task Force in October, approximately 200 mainland enterprises have established offices in Hong Kong, serving as a launchpad for their global expansion.
Yau highlighted that Hong Kong's expertise in global business contrasts with the mainland's enterprises' limited experience in overseas trade. The delegation's visit to Malaysia will involve assessing potential business prospects and strengthening industry chains, which could bolster China's domestic market. With the city's proactive approach to international trade, Yau remains confident that Hong Kong will surpass its goal of attracting foreign investment, as over 400 enterprises set up offices in the city during the first half of the year, injecting in excess of HK$50 billion (US$6.4 billion) into the economy.
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