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SCMP Reporter

THERE was an interesting programme on television the other night, the subject of which was the increase in skin cancers due to ultra violet rays from the sun.

  I was particularly interested in the ultra violet radiation graphs, that are apparently shown daily on television in New South Wales, Australia.

  These graphs are provided by the Australian Radiation Laboratories. Could anyone in Government (Environmental Protection Department?) inform us if it would be possible for such graphs to be produced and shown in Hong Kong?   With the increase in swimming and sun bathing by younger members of our population, such graphs could be instrumental in saving lives.

  J. WILSON Kowloon 



Radiation graphs query