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A 74-year-old man was literally crushed to his death, while traveling on an escalator, by a falling carton. He was knocked off the steps, hit his head and died the next day. A 92-year-old woman in a wheelchair lost balance and tumbled down the steps...
If you have problem with holding a camera steady for photo shoot, try a model with stabilization feature. Included in the Consumer Council latest test report on 19 new digital cameras (with picture resolution from 5 to 8 mega pixels) were 4 samples...
Watch out for the allergens on food labels from 10 July 2007 Timely health warning on over-exposure to UV radiation by indoor tanning Pay TV service providers urged to curb soaring consumer complaints Traditional CRT TV sets fare well in...
Credit cardholders can now advance not only cash but reward points for instant redemption of gifts. The Consumer Council has studied such relatively innovative "advance bonus point schemes" as operated by four credit card issuing banks. To some...
The Consumer Council has expressed concerns over the soaring rate of consumer complaints against Pay TV service providers on contractual matters and sales practice over the years. A steep rise in complaints was recorded in 2004 when it rose three...
The hassle with organizing and storing tons of bulky, heavy family photo albums is out. And in comes a wide array of computer photo softwares that can make life easier. The Consumer Council has tested 17 such photo softwares to compare their...
Indoor tanning is fraught with health hazards, warns the Consumer Council. Over-exposure to ultraviolet (UV) radiation by indoor tanning may result in the development of freckles and wrinkles, premature skin ageing, and the suppression of immune...
A cathode ray tube (CRT) TV set may not be the trendiest piece of electronic equipment to decorate your home these days. But you can count on it for reliable safety performance. This was the verdict in a Consumer Council test report, in collaboration...