Two women held at Hong Kong airport with 7 kg of cannabis buds

Open questions the AI reported

• The weight is given as about 7 kg in total and about 3.5 kg for each woman; no exact figure was published.
• The drug is described as suspected cannabis buds, with no laboratory confirmation reported.
• The article gives no charge or court date; both cases were reported as still under investigation.
• Customs has published no statement on the 6 November cases on its own press-release page yet; the opened accounts follow the agency's wording and photos.
• The two hand-luggage photos are credited to Customs and are linked from 星島頭條 rather than a Customs page.
• The figures remain approximate: about 7 kg in total and about 3.5 kg per woman, with no laboratory confirmation that the material is cannabis.
• No charge, court date or update on the two women has been reported; Customs said only that investigations were ongoing.
• This Chinese-language government press release is the Chinese counterpart of the English release already cited by the report; the English wording was not separately quoted here.
• Bastillepost republishes the Government Information Services handout and adds no information beyond the recorded accounts; the drug remains described as suspected cannabis buds without laboratory confirmation.
• The weights remain approximate (about 7 kg in total, about 3.5 kg each) and the material is described as suspected cannabis buds without laboratory confirmation.
• The Bastillepost account raises no new fact and reports no charge, court date or outcome for the two women.
• The PassionTimes headline describes the travellers as arriving from Thailand, while the article text specifies Bangkok; it is the same flight route already recorded.
• The submitted article carries no information on charges or a court date and gives the drug only as suspected cannabis buds, without laboratory confirmation.