香港网媒「01」及「点新闻」近日同时收到从英国寄出的可疑信件，信内装有白色粉末物体1。警方爆炸品处理课随即到场处理，期间一度疏散公司员工1。
此前，星岛新闻集团也曾收到白色粉末恐吓信1。警方于上月底破获该案，拘捕了一名24岁男子，涉嫌刑事恐吓1。
收到恐吓信的媒体均发表声明表示将坚守新闻岗位。「01」表示将秉持客观、无畏、求实的专业精神，绝不因任何恐吓行为而动摇1；「点新闻」则声明编辑部将秉持客观、专业原则，保障大众知情权，为公众发声1。
Several Hong Kong media organizations have received suspicious letters containing white powder in recent days, prompting police investigation and evacuations.1 Online media outlets "01" and "Point News" both received letters postmarked from the United Kingdom yesterday, each containing a white powdery substance.1 Police explosive ordnance disposal teams responded to the scene and temporarily evacuated company employees during their response.1
This is not the first such incident. Last month, the Sing Tao News Group also received a white powder threat letter, which led to a swift police investigation that resulted in the arrest of a 24-year-old man on suspicion of criminal intimidation.1 Police removed the letters and powder samples for laboratory analysis.1
The targeted media outlets have released statements reaffirming their commitment to journalism. "01" declared that it would maintain its professional standards of objectivity, fearlessness, and factual accuracy, and remain at its post regardless of any intimidation.1 "Point News" similarly pledged to uphold objective and professional principles while safeguarding the public's right to information and serving as a voice for the community.1
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