A new report from the Hong Kong Red Cross highlights that parts of northern Hong Kong face the highest risk of climate-related disasters, including typhoons, extreme heat, and fires. The study, which analyzed 42 factors across nearly 300 zones, found that over half of the city is vulnerable to multiple hazard types simultaneously. The Red Cross is urging the government to integrate climate resilience into future development plans and prioritize support for high-risk and rural areas. AI
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