A. Shelton Hooper,
Twentieth Century Impressions of Hongkong…
(1908)
“ The second and more serious problem relates to the insanitary areas in the city of Victoria, where the surface-crowding is greater than in any other town or city of British occupation in the world. In some quarters the buildings are much too crowded, and the streets and lanes too narrow to admit the amount of air and light necessary for public health, and from a sanitary point of view these areas should be re-laid out. ”
