Hong Kong survey: 52% of underprivileged children exceed 2 hours daily screen time

A SoCO survey finds over half of Hong Kong's underprivileged children use electronic devices for more than two hours daily, citing cheap entertainment despite adverse effects on eyesight, attention, sleep, and addiction. The group urges extended school hours, full-day kindergartens, and subsidized activities. This highlights a social inequality issue with potential long-term developmental impacts, though the survey's methodology and scope are not detailed.

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