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As the cause and origin of Hong Kong's bird flu remain unknown, Buddhist monks in the territory are praying for the lost souls of the killed in a mass slaughter.
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Taiwanese airliner carrying 225 people crashed into the sea on its way to Hong Kong.
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Hong Kong suffers deadly outbreak of the SARs virus, which kills 300 people
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Typhoon Dujuan has howled into the southern Chinese mainland, lashing Guangdong and Hong Kong with strong winds and rain.
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Hong Kong Disneyland opens to the world.
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Hong Kong urged ships and boats on the open seas to seek shelter as the strongest typhoon threatens the city
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The new chief of the World Health Organization has taken office, warning that bird flu remains a global threat.
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All kindergartens and junior schools in Hong Kong have closed early for their Easter holiday, after a flu-like illness killed three children.
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About 300 people at a Hong Kong hotel have been placed under quarantine after a guest there became China's first confirmed swine flu case.
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A woman in Hong Kong is seriously ill in hospital with bird flu - the first human case of the disease to be diagnosed in the territory since 2003.
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The Hong Kong government said Wednesday that more than 17,000 chickens were being culled at a poultry market after a chicken carcass tested positive for avian flu.
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An investigation is under way into a horrific collision in Hong Kong that resulted in the deaths of two visiting chefs from Heston Blumenthal's famous British restaurant, The Fat Duck.
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The boat struck an unknown object near Sunshine Island around 1:20 a.m., a government spokeswoman said. About an hour and a half later, it returned to the Hong Kong-Macau Ferry Terminal, where emergency crews rushed injured victims to hospitals, she said.
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The government has banned the import of live chickens from the mainland for three weeks.
