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Negligence suspected in sewer gas deaths - Vimarsana News

Negligence suspected in sewer gas deaths

Two construction workers were found dead from sewer gas poisoning after going missing for 14 hours while working in an underground pipe, wit...

Expert questions work safety procedures after the deadly biogas accident - Vimarsana News

Expert questions work safety procedures after the deadly biogas accident

An expert of the underground utility management sector said the West Kowloon Cultural District construction site accident, which resulted in...

Hong Kong wakes to chaos in urban areas as downpour under black rainstorm warning sparks flooding, landslides - Vimarsana News

Hong Kong wakes to chaos in urban areas as downpour under black rainstorm warning sparks flooding, landslides

Downpour brings city to standstill with reports of roads sinking, drivers being stranded in vehicles and a mall restaurant becoming submerged.

Source: scmp.com
Hong Kong floods: experts blame climate change for record rainstorm, warn city must prepare better for more extreme weather events - Vimarsana News

Hong Kong floods: experts blame climate change for record rainstorm, warn city must prepare better for more extreme weather events

‘We have to be prepared for what used to be extreme but what could become normal,’ says former Hong Kong Observatory chief.

Source: scmp.com
Costs rise for Tewa Court utility undergrounding project in Del Mar - Vimarsana News

Costs rise for Tewa Court utility undergrounding project in Del Mar

The estimated cost to complete the Tewa Court utility undergrounding project in Del Mar has risen to about $960,000, compared to the initial estimate of $635,000 last spring, a city official said during a Feb. 7 City Council meeting.