Students cover their faces to avoid breathing in fumes in Causeway Bay as the city struggles with its pollution problem. Photo: Nora Tam
Students cover their faces to avoid breathing in fumes in Causeway Bay as the city struggles with its pollution problem. Photo: Nora Tam
Christine Loh said community would have to be "galvanised". Photo: Jonathan Wang
Christine Loh said community would have to be "galvanised". Photo: Jonathan Wang
Hong Kong

Hong Kong’s air quality to ‘drastically improve’ within five years, says Christine Loh

Loh vows 'dramatic' results and says city is on target to achieve its goals, but warns pollution battle must include action on emissions at sea

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Ernest Kao
Ernest Kao

Updated: 3:24am, 12 Feb, 2014

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Students cover their faces to avoid breathing in fumes in Causeway Bay as the city struggles with its pollution problem. Photo: Nora Tam
Students cover their faces to avoid breathing in fumes in Causeway Bay as the city struggles with its pollution problem. Photo: Nora Tam
Christine Loh said community would have to be "galvanised". Photo: Jonathan Wang
Christine Loh said community would have to be "galvanised". Photo: Jonathan Wang
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