HONG KONG - Hong Kong's testing capacity for COVID-19 will be substantially boosted to as many as 500,000 samples per day, the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) government said Friday.
Haier Group, another Chinese home appliances manufacturer, has developed intelligent smart products from refrigerators to air conditioners by utilizing its own U+ smart home platform.
Hainan will also recruit teachers from overseas. Private investment is encouraged to establish language training centers. Websites for government and public agencies will have different language versions. Public signs will be multilingual by 2020.
HONG KONG - A study by the Hong Kong Breast Cancer Foundation has found that chemotherapy before surgery can help some breast cancer patients with more aggressive types of tumors and may lead to a higher survival rate, the foundation told Xinhua on Thursday.
Hamoudi also pushed back against the notion that Thompson lacks community ties. “Just because your blood family isn’t located somewhere doesn’t mean you don’t have community,” said Hamoudi. “Her mental health history deeply ties her to this community.”
HONG KONG–To achieve the universal suffrage for the chief executive poll and Legislative Council election in Hong Kong, the community needs to engage in dialogues, premised on the legal basis and under a peaceful atmosphere with mutual trust, the Hong Kong government spokesperson said Saturday.
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HOUSTON - US Navy teams began to be deployed in Texas to help combat the spread of COVID-19, Texas Governor Greg Abbott said on Sunday.
Hamilton is thinking about the charging infrastructure that Seattle City Light provides for electric cars and how that might evolve going forward. “What is the role of a utility? Should we be building infrastructure to support charging – or should we allow private industry to do that? If it was just charging (stations for electric cars), I don’t know if there’s much of a role for the utility.”
HONG KONG -- The gold price in Hong Kong went up HK0 to open at HK,080 (,332.90) per tael on Tuesday, according to the Chinese Gold and Silver Exchange Society.
HSBC estimates that Belt and Road development projects will cost up to trillion in the next 15 years, while PwC estimates costs of trillion. Last year, China directly invested .5 billion in projects linked with the initiative.