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Hong Kong Post to issue special stamps for Year of Dragon
Hong Kong Post will issue special stamps for the Year of Dragon on Jan. 14, 2012. It has issued special stamps to mark traditional Chinese Lunar New Year since 1967.
44 nabbed in HK anti-smuggling raid Independent Online 01/15/2012 | Hong Kong Pollution Link to 7240 Premature Deaths, Group SaysNatasha Khan BusinessWeek 01/13/2012 |
 Forty-four people have been arrested in an operation targeting smugglers moving goods between Hong Kong and China, a news report said on Friday. |  Roadside pollution in Hong Kong, which benchmarks itself against a 25-year-old air standard, contributed to about 7,240 premature deaths from 2005 to 2011, a public think tank said, citing data from an environmental index. |
10-year-old boy crashes father's $200000 Maserati in Hong Kong Sydney Morning Herald 01/13/2012 | Police puzzle over 250000 US dollars left in Hong Kong cab Monsters and Critics.com 01/13/2012 |
 Hong Kong police briefly detained a 10-year-old American boy who took his father's Maserati GranTurismo coupe out for a spin. |  Hong Kong police have been forced to seek legal advice over the ownership of more than 250,000 US dollars left in a taxi, a news report said Thursday. |
China denounces 'Hong Konger' trendAndrew Higgins The Washington Post 01/13/2012 | Is Hong Kong's pollution driving expats away?Leah Hyslop Telegraph 01/13/2012 |
 Fifteen years after taking back Hong Kong amid a blaze of fireworks and patriotic fervor, China is battling what it sees as a subversive challenge: an academic survey showing that many in this former British colony identify little with China. |  According to a report published in The South China Morning Post earlier this week, air quality in Hong Kong was 10 times worse last year than in 2005, with pollution levels recorded at three roadside monitor stations above the “very high” mark more than 20 per cent of the time. |
Hong Kong to Monitor Fine Air Pollutants at Stations by MarchNatasha Khan Bloomberg.com 01/13/2012 | Hong Kong Securities Brokers Plan Lunch-Break Protest TodayKana Nishizawa and Marco Lui BusinessWeek 01/13/2012 |
 Hong Kong will measure pollutants smaller than 2.5 micrometers at all its monitoring stations by March, as roadside smog reached a record last year. |  Securities traders and restaurant staff will protest outside the Hong Kong stock exchange offices today over the bourse’s plan to reduce its lunchtime trading break. |
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