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حذرت وزارة الصحة الكينية مواطنيها من السفر غير الضروري إلى أجزاء من الهند بعد تأكيد إصابتين بفيروس نيباه في ولاية بشت بنغال. يبقى خطر انتشار المرض إلى كينيا منخفضاً، لكن السلطات تحث على اتباع نظافة شخصية صارمة للمسافرين. أكدت منظمة الصحة العالمية تفشي هذا المرض النادر لكنه خطير.

3 فبراير، 2026 من إعداد الذكاء الاصطناعي

Uber has launched door-to-door limousine rides from Hong Kong to Macau, costing up to HK$3,500 (US$448) per trip. Operated exclusively by veteran transport firm Kwoon Chung Bus Holdings due to cross-border permit requirements, the service requires at least 24 hours' advance booking via the Uber app. Analysts expect it to appeal to business travelers and small groups attending major events like concerts in the casino hub, beyond just affluent customers.

On January 9, a group of Chinese tourists at Cairo Airport in Egypt faced a flight delay of more than five hours to Aswan, prompting middle-aged women to lead an impromptu Baduanjin qigong session that drew in fellow passengers, including foreigners. Auntie surnamed Chen told Jimu News that initially only three people joined, but more onlookers gradually participated in the dance. The session captivated the crowd and earned applause.

19 يناير، 2026 من إعداد الذكاء الاصطناعي

Germany is home to numerous forgotten sites that bear witness to faded grandeur and turbulent history. An overview highlights 12 particularly captivating lost places, from bunkers and sanatoriums to castle ruins and industrial facilities. These locations provide insights into bygone eras and attract adventurers and history enthusiasts.

The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region passport has climbed three places to rank 15th globally in the Henley Passport Index, granting visa-free access to 171 destinations. Singapore retains the top position for the third consecutive year, with access to 192 destinations. Hong Kong's Immigration Department, however, reports visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to 174 countries and territories.

16 يناير، 2026 من إعداد الذكاء الاصطناعي

A young Hong Kong woman known as travel blogger 'Bing' has been reported missing in Iran for many days. Her family contacted the Immigration Department, which is liaising with the Chinese consulate in Bandar Abbas. The disappearance comes amid an internet shutdown and protests in the country.