New at Seven-Thirty highlights: Government has promised to ensure smooth operation of Pegasus Philip Wong Kin Hang School; Hong Kong has confirmed its seventh H1N1 flu case; frontline cleaning staff is complaining for not being given adequate protective gear; China confirmed its eighth H1N1 flu case; South Korea’s government and family of Roh Moo-hyun agreed to hold a public funeral for Roh Moo-hyun; Nepal's parliament has elected a moderate communist leader as the new prime minister; a politically divided Mongolia began voting for a new president today; anti-smoking legislation is set to take full effect on July 1; 1 man died and 5 got injured after two cars collided on Tolo Highway; academics doubt the effectiveness of government's plan to get rid of smell at the Kai Tak Nullah; Namtso Lake becomes a tourist mecca.