Hong Kong’s Ocean Park may live-stream panda cubs before highly anticipated public debut


Visitors who cannot wait to meet Hong Kong’s two panda cubs in person may be able to watch them online first, with Ocean Park’s chairman revealing a proposal to conduct live broadcasts is being considered.

In an interview with the Post, chairman Paulo Pong Kin-yee said the park was also planning crowd control measures before the arrival of a separate pair of adult giant pandas gifted by Beijing.

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