Hong Kong is well prepared for a possible terrorist attack, having set up a counterterrorism response unit in 2009, a former policeman who formed the elite 141-member team says.

The organisation will be headquartered in Hong Kong. A source told the Post that about 100 officers, including members of the force's counterterrorism response unit, would be mobilised for patrols ...

'As an international city, [Hong Kong] is also affected by international terrorist activities and geopolitics,' senior superintendent says Hong Kong will step up its counterterrorism efforts under ...

The exercise, codenamed "Powersky", was organized by the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) government's Inter-departmental Counter Terrorism Unit (ICTU) and participated by about 270 ...

Hung Yat Na, a counter-terrorism elite of the Hong Kong Police Force, now leads a team mainly consisting of men to safeguard the Hong Kong International Airport. She is ready. ... In 2015, she joined ...

The Hong Kong police held a counter-terrorism exercise in the small hours Friday at the Hong Kong International Airport to improve response to ... departmental counter-terrorism unit.

The Counter Terrorism Response Unit then arrived and subdued the attackers, and the Explosive Ordnance Disposal Bureau detonated a suicide vest. Police Public Relations Branch Senior Superintendent ...

On April 17, NYK and the Hong Kong Police Force jointly conducted a counterterrorism drill aboard NYK's NYK Daniella, a 210-m, 2,664-TEU containership. The drill lasted about an hour in Hong Kong ...

Hong Kong, November 19 (ANI/Xinhua): The Inter-departmental Counter Terrorism Unit (ICTU) of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region government's Security Bureau on Friday coordinated a ...

Hong Kong police have arrested four people under the Beijing-imposed national security law and accused them of conspiracy to commit subversion ...

The organisation will be headquartered in Hong Kong. A source told the Post that about 100 officers, including members of the force’s counterterrorism response unit, would be mobilised for ...

Hong Kong will step up its counterterrorism efforts under a new mechanism led by the chief executive, with seven working groups involving various government departments set to be established.