The poor are more likely to breathe in bad air. Photo: Sam Tsang The poor are more likely to breathe in bad air. Photo: Sam Tsang
The poor are more likely to breathe in bad air. Photo: Sam Tsang
Hong Kong /  Health & Environment

Hong Kong’s poor breathing in more bad air than the wealthy, study finds 

Those who are down and out disproportionately affected by unhealthy air than those in better-off neighbourhoods, HKU researchers say

Topic |   Hong Kong air pollution
Ernest Kao
Ernest Kao

Updated: 11:36am, 30 Jan, 2018

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The poor are more likely to breathe in bad air. Photo: Sam Tsang The poor are more likely to breathe in bad air. Photo: Sam Tsang
The poor are more likely to breathe in bad air. Photo: Sam Tsang
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