HONG KONG — At least one pro-democracy protester was shot by Hong Kong police Monday morning as the city braced for a general strike to mark the death of another protester killed during a police operation the previous weekend.

Cambodian opposition leader Mu Sochua, who was detained in Malaysia will be sent to a third country, Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad said.

Another weekend, another protest in Hong Kong with violence perpetrated by alleged triads against demonstrators.

An interministerial meeting led by the Environment Ministry has decided to ban property developers from using Google Translate for their signboards and trademarks.

The death toll from a fire in three bogies of a Tezgam train near Liaquatpur city jumped to 73 around 1pm, while many remain under critical condition, Rahim Yar Khan district government said on Thursday.