Why Hong Kong’s record rainfall is not just about a once-in-a-lifetime flood

 

On 7 September Hong Kong smashed a 140-year-old record when torrential rains drenched the city. At its height, 158mm fell in just one hour. As the clean-up happens, new problems have surfaced, that of illegal structures and slope safety. CNA’s Hong Kong correspondent Deborah Wong talks to Teresa Tang in this episode.

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Our host speaks to CNA correspondents on the frontlines to bring you behind the scenes of some of th… 

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