A recent survey in Hong Kong revealed that 78% of low-income elderly residents experienced heat-related distress, including physical discomfort and mental strain. The study, conducted by Greenpeace across seven districts, highlighted that this demographic is particularly vulnerable, with heatstroke-related hospitalizations and deaths among those aged 65 and above increasing significantly over the past decade. Many respondents also showed a lack of awareness regarding heatstroke risks and available government support, leading to calls for enhanced public health measures. AI
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- Greenpeace
- Hong Kong
- Kowloon City District
- Kwai Tsing District
- Ministry of Health and Welfare
- Wong Tai Sin District
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