Humidity is public enemy No1 for furniture. It can cause pieces to warp and crack, and Hong Kong's relative humidity levels hover around 80 per cent.
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- May 26, 2013
- Updated: 4:46am
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Organisers are planning to increase the entry quota of the Hong Kong Marathon by 5 per cent to a record 63,000 following the overwhelming response this year.
Three runners were in critical condition in hospital yesterday after warm and humid conditions took a heavy toll on competitors in the Standard Chartered Hong Kong Marathon events.
Disappointment may await some dehumidifier owners in this cool but humid time of year: their clothes may stay damp despite a long wait.
The Consumer Council has found that the...
Cold, dry days are particularly bad for the elderly, a study has found.
Researchers found that when humidity fell below 70 per cent and the temperature was 12 degrees Celsius or...
Smoggy skies, which have shrouded Beijing for the past week and remain a persistent concern, are expected to clear today, meteorologists say.
Fewer old people die of heart disease or stroke on days when the Observatory issues very hot weather warnings than on other hot days, and issuing warnings tailored to the elderly may reduce death...
This newspaper's finding that the government's air conditioning guidelines seem to be getting followed is good news indeed. Thermostats set at temperatures that are too high or low cause...
The heat and humidity concerns surrounding the equestrian events stem from the ability of the horses to cope under thermal stress. A horse's ability to sweat and cool itself down is compromised...
The temperature for tomorrow's Standard Chartered Hong Kong Marathon will be ideal for overseas runners but not local ones, a physical education expert said yesterday.
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