Hong Kong· Hong KongHong Kong reports nearly 110,000 rats caught in nine months
In the first nine months of 2026, Hong Kong authorities have captured close to 110,000 live rats, indicating a significant pest control issue.
Background
Hong Kong, a densely populated city, has historically faced challenges with urban pests like rats, which thrive in crowded environments. Public health authorities regularly implement pest control measures to mitigate disease transmission and maintain hygiene standards. This ongoing effort is crucial for the city's public health.
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Hong Kong reports nearly 110,000 rats caught in nine months
First report 16h agoLast update 16h agoA substantial number of live rats, nearly 110,000, were caught across Hong Kong within a nine-month period.
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