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      • Hong Kong's air pollution is mainly contributed by motor vehicles, marine vessels and power plants. The two greatest challenges are local street-level pollution and regional smog. Diesel vehicles, particularly trucks, buses and light buses, are the main source of street-level pollution.
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  2. Hong Kong has been facing two air pollution issues, namely local street-level pollution and regional smog problem. Commercial vehicles are the main source of street-level pollution.

  3. Hong Kong's air pollution is mainly contributed by motor vehicles, marine vessels and power plants. The two greatest challenges are local street-level pollution and regional smog. Diesel vehicles, particularly trucks, buses and light buses, are the main source of street-level pollution.

  4. Past Air Quality Monitoring Data. Past 24 Hours Pollutant Concentration (NO2, O3, SO2, CO, PM10/RSP, PM2.5/FSP) Past AQHI Records. Air Quality Statistics. Hong Kong Air Pollutant Emission Inventory. Phasing Out of Ozone Depleting Substances in Hong Kong.

  5. Air pollution in Hong Kong is considered a serious problem. In 2004, visibility was less than eight kilometers for 30 per cent of the year. Cases of asthma and bronchial infections have soared due to reduced air quality.

  6. This report summarises the 2021 air quality monitoring data collected by the Environmental Protection Department’s monitoring network comprising 15 general stations and 3 roadside stations. The air quality in Hong Kong has been continuously improving. The

  7. annual average concentrations of the respective air pollutants recorded at EPD’s air quality monitoring stations were also shown in the charts of emission trends below. The concentration levels recorded at general air quality monitoring stations, excluding the one

  8. This report summarises the 2022 air quality monitoring data collected by the Environmental Protection Department’s monitoring network comprising 15 general stations and 3 roadside stations. The air quality in Hong Kong has shown a discernible improvement