A century-record rainstorm hit Hong Kong, causing severe flooding and landslides in multiple districts. After over 16 hours of black rain, the Hong Kong Observatory canceled the Amber Rainstorm Warning Signal at 4:45 PM on Friday (8th). The government announced that the "extreme situation" would remain in effect until at least midnight. This once-in-a-century rainstorm set a record for the Observatory, turning areas like Chai Wan, Wong Tai Sin, and the northern New Territories into waterlogged regions, drawing citywide attention. Below is an analysis of online discussions from last night to today, highlighting netizens' positive and negative opinions!

This analysis is provided with technical and data support from uMax Data.

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