Air Monitoring
Hong Kong businesses 'call for air quality improvements'
Mar 17 2010
The Clean Air Network is orchestrating the campaign in the specialist administrative region of China and its chief executive was quoted by BBC News as saying the aim is to raise awareness levels among the general public.
"I want the people of Hong Kong to tell their politicians that they support the use of the government's money for air quality clean-up measures," commented Joanne Ooi.
Entitled the Petition for Clean Air, the appeal is thought to be the first of its kind to be led by private businesses.
It follows the health warning issued last week by the local government as the air pollution index rose to hazardous levels in a number of areas.
The Clean Air Network states that pollution can be blamed for approximately three deaths a day in Hong Kong.
Written by Lauren Steadman
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