8点1氪｜屈臣氏CEO在香港跳海救人；三只松鼠回应员工入职要改姓“鼠”；“潜水员水下关闭他人气瓶”，PADI回应

Group 1 - Watsons CEO Ed jumped into the sea to save a drowning woman in Hong Kong, completing the rescue in just 48 seconds, highlighting his instinctive response to help others [2] - Three squirrels company clarified that the use of "Mouse" as a name prefix for employees is a cultural practice and not mandatory, aiming to create a friendly and brand-centric environment [3][4] Group 2 - PADI announced the permanent disqualification of a diver who closed another diver's air tank underwater, emphasizing the seriousness of the incident and the diver's lack of professional certification [3] - Twelve routes between China and Japan have canceled all flights, with a projected cancellation rate of 21.6% for the upcoming week, marking the highest rate in a month [4][6] Group 3 - Xiaomi's founder Lei Jun increased his stake in the company by purchasing over HKD 100 million worth of shares, while the company has repurchased over HKD 2.3 billion worth of shares this year [8] - The 2026 national master's degree entrance exam in China has seen a registration of 3.43 million candidates, indicating a significant interest in higher education [9] Group 4 - The U.S. government efficiency department has been confirmed to be dissolved ahead of schedule, with its functions absorbed by the personnel management office [10] - The film "Zootopia 2" has set a record for the highest pre-sale box office for an imported animated film in China, surpassing RMB 200 million [10] Group 5 - The Shanghai government has implemented a new regulation allowing caregivers of elderly individuals to take up to 7 days of leave for hospital visits, enhancing support for families [11] - The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology has announced the establishment of a standardization committee for humanoid robots, with key industry figures appointed as deputy chairs [11] Group 6 - The Malaysian government plans to ban social media use for individuals under 16 years old, aligning with similar measures in Australia to protect minors online [16] - The company Vionbotics has launched the world's first embodied intelligent facade cleaning robot, designed for public spaces like airports and shopping malls [26]