A 34-year-old driver was arrested for drunk driving as he fell unconscious behind the wheel after his Honda seven-seater hit another vehicle when parking at Tsui Ping North car park in the early hours of Saturday. A pedestrian found out about the crash and reported it to a security guard at the car park, who later found the driver of the seven-seater, named Ng, slumped behind the wheel. The guard attempted to shatter the window to the driver seat to wake Ng up but failed. The 42-year-old driver of the Benz named Wong came to the scene to learn what happened as well. He revealed he was going to sell his car, but now that the vehicle was damaged, he would need to put the sale on hold.

Seven people were arrested for their connection to at least 25 phishing scams in which the victims were swindled out of about HK$500,000. Separately, four men were also arrested for cheating about HK$900,000 from online sellers by using invalid cheques. The first phishing case was handled by the East Kowloon regional crime squad. Officers also seized two modem pools and a significant number of SIM cards to be used to send victims phishing messages containing fraudulent links. As for the second case, the seven scams involving invalid cheques took place between March and April.

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"I think in that fourth quarter, four minutes left, we made winning plays," Tatum told broadcaster TNT. The lead changed hands seven times in the fourth quarter alone. Marcus Smart scored 22 points, Malcolm Brogdon added 17 off the bench and Horford chipped in 10 for the Celtics. "I thought Smart was tremendous, especially late in the fourth quarter," Celtics coach Joe Mazzulla said. In the end, Hawks coach Quin Snyder said, the Celtics were just too much.

Cops form team to hunt down security guardsMissing manila arena sabungeros:MANILA, Philippines — Police have formed a tracker team to locate the suspects behind the disappearance of six cockfight aficionados at the Manila Arena last year. They face kidnapping and serious illegal detention charges filed by the Department of Justice (DOJ) prosecutors before the Manila Regional Trial Court. Their disappearance, which was the subject of a Senate investigation last year, prompted a nationwide suspension of the online cockfighting games. The law should never forget people who may have disappeared under mysterious circumstances, as victims of criminal activity,” Remulla said. There is a need to form tracker teams to serve the warrants against the suspects and put them under the jurisdiction of the court, Remulla said.

KYIV – Russia attacked cities in a wide arc across Ukraine early on Friday, from the capital, Kyiv, through central and southern regions and at least five people were killed, according to media and officials. Interfax said explosions were also reported after midnight in Dnipro, Kremenchuk and Poltava in central Ukraine and inMykolaiv in the south. Russia sees Bakhmut as a key stepping stone to other cities in eastern Ukraine, now its major military objective. It was the first time the leaders had spoken since Russia invaded Ukraine in February last year. Russian President Vladimir Putin launched the invasion of Ukraine on Feb. 24, 2022, saying it was necessary to protect Russia.

SAN JUAN TENNIS DOUBLES WIN GOLD San Juan City's tennis doubles players and elementary students Rai Arriola (second from left) and Matthias Go (third from left) clinched the gold medal at the ongoing NCR Meet in Marikina City's Marikina Sports Complex on Friday, April 28, 2023. Both Xavier School students, their coach Carlos Austria (rightmost) saw them through to the finals. San Juan City will proceed to represent NCR at Palarong Pambansa in July. SAN JUAN CITY's tennis tandem and elementary students Rai Arriola and Matthias Go clinched the gold medal in the finals of the ongoing National Capital Region (NCR) Meet at the Marikina City Sports Complex on Friday. As a result of the win, Arriola and Go wll represent NCR at the Palarong Pambansa in July.

(Reuters)A Chinese national who was arrested in Pakistan on charges of blasphemy has been released from a high-security prison after a court granted him bail, defense lawyer and local police said Friday. Atif Khan Jadoon, the lawyer for the man who has been only identified as Mr. Tian said the Chinese national was granted bail by a judge in the northwestern city of Abbottabad on Thursday. Tian was released after he filed a surety bond of 200,000 rupees (US$700), Jadoon said. Tian was part of a group of Chinese working on the Dasu Dam, the biggest hydropower project in Pakistan. The arrest of Muslims and non-Muslims on charges of blasphemy are common in Pakistan, but foreigners are rarely among those detained.

The aim of US foreign policy is a US-dominated world, in which the US writes the global trade and financial rules, controls advanced technologies, maintains militarily supremacy, and dominates all potential competitors. Unless US foreign policy is changed to recognize the need for a multipolar world, it will lead to more wars, and possibly World War 3. "At the end of World War 2, the US was far ahead of the rest of the world in economic, technological and military power. Preeminent power"In 2015, US Ambassador Robert Blackwill, an important US foreign policy strategist, described the US grand strategy with exceptional clarity. Major nations from Brazil to India and beyond aim for a multipolar world.

A carer and two four-year-old kids were injured after a school bus crashed into the rear end of a double-decker bus outside Central Market on Friday morning. The incident occurred on Queen Victoria Street around 8 am this morning as both vehicles were heading up the inclined road at the time. The front of the school bus was damaged, and the windshield cracked; the rear end of the Citybus was also damaged. The 69-year-old carer sustained minor injuries, and two four-year-old students suffered scratches to their foreheads. Police are now investigating the cause of the incident.

Being small, less than 1,000 gross tons, it was supposed to be exempted from harbor pilot fees. Also small and exempted, the owner protested the P24,794 pilotage. In September 2021, Batangas Harbor Pilot Co. imposed P24,794 flat rate for all vessel sizes in the province’s nine government and private ports. The Manila Bay Harbor Pilot’s Partnership (MBHPP) suddenly banned Avega’s two tugboats from berthing and undocking its vessels there. Domestic ships previously were allowed to go in and out unassisted by tugs and harbor pilots.

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UNITED NATIONS: Some 90 percent of young women and teenage girls in the world's poorest countries have no access to the internet, a United Nations report published Wednesday said. Adolescent girls and young women are being "shut out when it comes to digital skills," it said. This translates to about 65 million adolescent girls and young women aged 15-24 who don't have access to the internet, versus some 57 million of their male peers. In a study of 41 countries, Unicef found "households are much more likely to provide mobile phones for boys than girls." Female youth are 13 percent less likely to own a mobile phone, Unicef said, "limiting their ability to participate in the digital world."

Previous NextJane Cheung and Eunice LamA 30-year-old Hong Kong firefighter was arrested by Japanese police three days after he allegedly raped a young Japanese woman when he asked for directions and dragged her to a restaurant toilet. He was wandering in Chiyoda in central Tokyo and bumped into a Japanese woman in her early 20s. Under Japanese law, rape or forcible sexual intercourse carries a jail sentence of between five and 20 years. "The most important reason is that there are no extradition agreements between Hong Kong and Japan," Luk said. "He would probably be tried and sentenced according to Japanese law - not under the common law body of Hong Kong."

Cuddling inReturn to your rest, my soul, for the Lord has been good to you. It’s so easy to lose touch with God’s love for us, a tender and protective love that Psalm 116 describes as “gracious and righteous . It’s a love where, like my daughter, I can curl up in God’s lap, at home in His delight for me. — Adam R. HolzWhen was the last time you rested quietly in God’s love? Father, thank You for Your perfect love for me.