A City's Pulse: The Unseen Cost of Urban Congestion Hong Kong, a city renowned for its frenetic pace and unyielding ambition, has once again been reminded of its darker side.
On Saturday morning, an elderly man in his 70s lost his life after falling on board a bus in Tsim Sha Tsui. The incident raises disturbing questions about the human cost of Hong Kong's notorious traffic congestion.
Hong Kong has long struggled to balance its economic growth with the needs of its citizens. As one of the world's most densely populated cities, it is buckling under the strain of unrelenting urbanization.