Hong Kong subdivided flats reach extreme heat levels, study finds

A recent study in Hong Kong revealed that residents in subdivided flats experienced indoor temperatures equivalent to 52.21 degrees Celsius due to high humidity. The survey, conducted by CarbonCare InnoLab and the Concerning Subdivided Units Alliance, involved 86 households and found that 80% of residents reported symptoms like dizziness and headaches. These conditions far exceeded the Hong Kong Observatory's threshold for hot nights, indicating severe heat stress for vulnerable populations. AI

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