Trump’s China-savvy spokeswoman, Hong Kong trail emergencies: 5 weekend reads you missed
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Donald Trump’s new spokeswoman is described as a "devoted fan" who speaks Chinese and previously lived in Beijing, according to reports from the South China Morning Post and Reuters Business via SCMP.
In Hong Kong, two trail emergencies occurred involving a hiker who died and a Singaporean teenager who was discharged. Additionally, advocate Faride Shroff, founder of the SENsational Foundation, noted that increased disability awareness in Hong Kong has not simplified the process for people with disabilities to find employment. Shroff stated that tight corporate budgets and a difficult job market have made inclusion more challenging.
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