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Hong Kong termites mistaken for ants, posing home damage risk

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Winged insects appearing in Hong Kong during the rainy season are likely termites, not ants, despite common local references. These termites, which have straight antennae and broad waists, feed on wood and can pose a risk to homes. Residents are advised on how to distinguish them from ants and take preventative measures against infestations. AI

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Hong Kong termites mistaken for ants, posing home damage risk

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