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Hikers fall ill amid hot weather in Hong Kong

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Five hikers in Hong Kong experienced medical emergencies due to hot weather during the Chung Yeung Festival long weekend. Incidents occurred in popular hiking spots like Po Pin Chau and along the MacLehose Trail. One individual, suspected of heatstroke, was rescued by the Government Flying Service and transported to a hospital. AI

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Hikers fall ill amid hot weather in Hong Kong

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Danny Mok ·

    5 hikers fall ill as hot weather grips Hong Kong on public holiday

    Five hikers fell ill in separate incidents across Hong Kong on Monday as hot weather gripped the city on the final day of the Chung Yeung Festival long weekend. In one incident at Po Pin Chau, a popular hiking destination in Sai Kung, a 62-year-old mainland Chinese woman was hiki…

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