The Immigration Department will launch new electronic services tomorrow for eligible applicants to complete the entire process of birth or death registrations online, without having to visit a registry in person. According to the Births & Deaths Registration (Amendment) Ordinance 2023, which will take effect tomorrow, the statutory time limit for the registration of deaths from natural causes is extended from 24 hours to 14 days. It also removes the requirement for applicants who need to register births or deaths to attend the registries in person, so as to provide a legal basis for the introduction of electronic services for these kinds of registration. Under the new electronic services, if either parent of a newborn baby is a Hong Kong permanent resident, the parents may submit an application for a birth registration online within 42 days after the birth of their legitimate child. They may apply for a birth certificate at the same time and choose to receive it by
The Culture, Sports & Tourism Bureau expressed its sorrow over the passing of renowned author Ni Kuang and extended its deepest condolences to his family.
Noting that his novels are popular among readers in Hong Kong and have been adapted into television and cinematic productions numerous times, the bureau said Mr Ni will be fondly remembered by the people who enjoy his works.
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