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LEGAZPI, the Philippines－With chili-flavored "lava ice cream" in demand and awestruck tourists packing onto viewing decks, the erupting Mayon volcano is sparking a local business boom in an impoverished region of the country where tens of thousands of others have fled for their lives.

LOS ANGELES - Consulate General of China in Los Angeles expressed its deep concern Wednesday over the report of a doctor at the University of Southern California (USC) accused of bad behavior to female patients including Chinese students in recent years.

Lam said that 100 to 200 people from all walks of life will be invited to next week's talks to discuss deep-rooted problems facing the city, and the meeting will be open to the media. She spoke at a normal news briefing before the weekly Executive Council meeting.

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Lang was afraid of the dark and of sleeping alone for some time after being buried in the rubble.

Landlords should not rent kitchens, bathrooms, balconies or basements for tenants to live in, and landlords should show their ID and real estate ownership certificates to tenants before a lease is signed. Tenants should also show their ID to landlords.

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Lam also revealed that Hong Kong's much anticipated health code system is likely to be launched any time. From mid-November, four long-term COVID-19 testing centers will be set up in Quarry Bay, Yau Ma Tei, Sha Tin and Yuen Long to provide affordable testing services.

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LOS ANGELES — The war between tech titans has begun. Some are worried about what artificial intelligence (AI) will mean for humanity, calling for slowing down the process of building it, while others are pretty optimistic.

Lam Suk-yee, former president of the Hong Kong Federation of Trade Unions, hoped students would be able to go to school safely and employees to their places of work. By doing so, they would be taking real action to help reject violence and restore stability to Hong Kong, said Lam.