Hong Kong unveiled measures worth HK$120 billion ($15 billion) in its annual bud...
Hong Kong Financial Secretary Paul Chan delivers the annual budget at the Legislative Council in Hong Kong, China February 26, 2020. REUTERS/Tyrone Siu
HONG KONG - Hong Kong unveiled measures worth HK$120 billion in its annual budget on Wednesday to bolster an economy grappling with a coronavirus outbreak and months of anti-government protests. Financial Secretary Paul Chan said the measures would include handouts of HK$10,000 for residents older than 18.Our Standards:
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