Some Hong Kong restaurants are withdrawing from a new dog-friendly dining scheme due to manpower, space, and diner caution. The scheme, which launched with 940 eateries, has received about 20 minor complaints. A Cafe 100% branch cited safety concerns over limited space and staff handling hot water.
Some Hong Kong restaurants have withdrawn from a new dog-friendly dining scheme due to manpower shortages, space constraints, and cautious diners. The scheme, which allows customers to dine with dogs, has received about 20 complaints since its launch.
Albert Yuen Yuk-kin, a former deputy commissioner of operations with the Hong Kong police, has been appointed to lead the Food and Environmental Hygiene Department (FEHD) after a 37-year career. This appointment, along with the director of information services role, went to individuals with police backgrounds as part of civil service reforms.
