Hongkongers Preserve Chung Yeung Traditions Amid Chikungunya Concerns
Despite the risk of chikungunya infection, Hong Kong residents are determined to pay their respects to ancestors during the Chung Yeung Festival.
I did not consider skipping grave sweeping due to the risk of chikungunya infection.
Grave sweepers at a major Hong Kong cemetery have taken preventive measures, including setting up a mosquito repellent station at the entrance of the Diamond Hill Columbarium.
- Wore long-sleeve clothing to prevent mosquito bites
- Used mosquito repellent
Some grave sweepers have urged authorities to do more to curb the spread of the disease.
Author's summary: Hongkongers continue traditions despite health risks.
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