DESPITE the debate that radiation from mobile phones can cause brain cancer a new study has found a possible health benefit – that the electromagnetic waves may protect against and even reverse Alzheimer's disease.
The debate has raged for years on the dangers of mobile phones and whether the radiation emitted from the devices cause brain tumours.
But researchers at the University of South Florida found mobile phones might be good for users after conducting a study that exposed 96 mice, most of whom had been genetically altered to develop the Alzheimer's disease as they aged, to electromagnetic waves generated by mobile phones.
The mice were zapped with 918MHz of frequency twice a day for one hour each time over a period of seven to nine months - the equivalent of several decades in humans.
In older mice with Alzheimer's, long-term exposure to the electromagnetic fields caused deposits in the brain of beta-amyloid, a protein fragment that accumulates in the brain of Alzheimer's sufferers to form the disease's signature plaques, to be erased.Memory impairment in the older mice disappeared, too, the study showed.
Young adult mice with no apparent signs of memory impairment were protected against Alzheimer's disease after several months of exposure to the mobile phone waves, the study showed.
And the memory levels of normal mice with no genetic predisposition for Alzheimer's disease were boosted after exposure to the electromagnetic waves.
The study was the first to look at the long-term effects of mobile phone exposure in mice or humans and its findings took even the researchers by surprise.
"Frankly, I started this work a few years ago with a hypothesis that the electromagnetic fields from a mobile phone would be deleterious to Alzheimer's mice," lead author Gary Arendash, a professor at the University of Southern Florida, said.
Based on the findings in mice, the researchers hoped electromagnetic field exposure could be an effective, non-invasive and drug-free way to prevent and treat Alzheimer's disease in humans.
My critique --
Wow...If this is a real fact, it should be a great finding which will benefit a lot of people!The microwave and radiation from the mobile phone has their unique function which is so unbelievable!!I really hope it is the real fact which may help the alzheimer patients~
Saturday, March 13, 2010
Saturday, March 6, 2010
Number of teenage mothers mounts in West Australia
WA figures reveal 5 mums aged 13
11 WA mums aged 14
57 WA mums aged 15
HIGH school teens, barely out of primary school, are falling pregnant at an alarming rate.
Birth Registry figures reveal in Western Australia alone, five girl aged just 13 became mothers.
The Sunday Times can reveal that the number of very young mothers in WA jumped by almost 20 per cent in the past 12 months.
WA Births Registry figures show that 73 girls, aged 15 or under, registered as parents in 2009 - up from 62 in 2008.
This included 11 babies born to 14 year olds and 57 babies born to 15 year olds.
Child Protection Minister Robyn McSweeney said she was shocked.
"(These girls) are in no way emotionally mature enough to cope with the birthing process let alone the realities of looking after the demands of a baby," Ms McSweeney said.Health Minister Kim Hames shared her alarm.
"It has concerned me to see the number of adolescent girls becoming mothers at such a young age has increased, and it certainly highlights how important our early intervention programs are," Dr Hames said.
Parenting WA manager Donna Legge urged parents to talk openly to their children about sex from a young age.
"Sex education should not be confined to the school system," Ms Legge said. "It's a very wise thing for parents to speak to their children honestly about relationships and sexuality."
Ms Legge said parents could discuss sexuality with their children from as early as primary-school age. She said underage girls would cope with motherhood only if they had a strong family and friend support network.
Ms McSweeney said there were various agencies to help young WA mothers.
Parenting WA offers an around-the-clock helpline for young mothers, family and friends. It also provides one-on-one support for teen parents at home.
Dr Hames said King Edward Memorial Hospital has a clinic that specialises in health care for mothers under 18 and in their first pregnancy.
Opposition child-protection spokeswoman Sue Ellery called for more sex education in the school system.
"It's clear that we need to be more vigilant to the early education of boys and girls about the consequences of sexual activity too early," she said.
My Critique--
It is really saddening to see this news. I am sure that this is not just happening over in australia but in many other countries,, including Malaysia. I agree with the statement in the news that they really not mentally-mature enough to give birth to a new born baby. Some of them not even capable to take care for themselves yet how they are going to bear the responsibility to bring up the baby? Therefore, sex education is a crucial issue to be discussed and take into action. Pre-parenting should also be provided to these teenage mothers.
Body of dead baby girl found in Pinkenba water treatment plant
Foetus found in water treatment plant
Baby girl either born early or aborted
DNA tests to be carried out on the body
MYSTERY surrounds the discovery of a baby girl's body, dumped at a Brisbane water treatment plant or washed into the system following an abortion or early birth.
Police remain tight-lipped about the gruesome find after two male workers at the plant on Main Beach Road, Pinkenba discovered the body at 11.30 last night.
The workers who found the body are in shock as well as the police officers who attended the scene.
"We'll make sure counselling is available to them," Acting Inspector for North Brisbane, Tod Reid said.
He said it was not known if the child, who was not carried to full term, was born or aborted.
"It is possible the baby was two months premature," Detective Reid said.
DNA testing is being carried out on the tiny body while police have launched a criminal investigation.
It's not known how long the baby had been dead for and police refused to say if there were any signs or bruising, cuts or broken bones.They also wouldn't confirm if the body was found in the water system or if it was dumped on the grounds of the treatment plant, which services the greater metropolitan north area.
Police are checking the list of people reported missing in the area and Detective Reid said the force was treating it as a priority case.
"Detectives will be working on it all day and all night," he said, adding that a post-mortem examination was being carried out on the the baby's body.
"We've got a number of lines of inquiry open to try and establish the identity of the child's mother, with a number of different agencies and other government departments."
Police are concerned for the mother's health and welfare and are appealing for public assistance to locate her.
My Critique--
What a cruel scene?A premature foetus was dumped into the water treatment plant! Is it the case of abortion? Or it is a case of early birth? I would say that the mother of the foetus is too cruel to do such an action...It is worse if it is a case of abortion!The foetus has its rights to come to this world and enjoy its life!If it is a case of early birth, the mother should not dump her baby in that way also.I personally think that this is a consequence of teenage pregnancy which they do not know how to handle...What is your opinion??
Baby girl either born early or aborted
DNA tests to be carried out on the body
MYSTERY surrounds the discovery of a baby girl's body, dumped at a Brisbane water treatment plant or washed into the system following an abortion or early birth.
Police remain tight-lipped about the gruesome find after two male workers at the plant on Main Beach Road, Pinkenba discovered the body at 11.30 last night.
The workers who found the body are in shock as well as the police officers who attended the scene.
"We'll make sure counselling is available to them," Acting Inspector for North Brisbane, Tod Reid said.
He said it was not known if the child, who was not carried to full term, was born or aborted.
"It is possible the baby was two months premature," Detective Reid said.
DNA testing is being carried out on the tiny body while police have launched a criminal investigation.
It's not known how long the baby had been dead for and police refused to say if there were any signs or bruising, cuts or broken bones.They also wouldn't confirm if the body was found in the water system or if it was dumped on the grounds of the treatment plant, which services the greater metropolitan north area.
Police are checking the list of people reported missing in the area and Detective Reid said the force was treating it as a priority case.
"Detectives will be working on it all day and all night," he said, adding that a post-mortem examination was being carried out on the the baby's body.
"We've got a number of lines of inquiry open to try and establish the identity of the child's mother, with a number of different agencies and other government departments."
Police are concerned for the mother's health and welfare and are appealing for public assistance to locate her.
My Critique--
What a cruel scene?A premature foetus was dumped into the water treatment plant! Is it the case of abortion? Or it is a case of early birth? I would say that the mother of the foetus is too cruel to do such an action...It is worse if it is a case of abortion!The foetus has its rights to come to this world and enjoy its life!If it is a case of early birth, the mother should not dump her baby in that way also.I personally think that this is a consequence of teenage pregnancy which they do not know how to handle...What is your opinion??
Thursday, March 4, 2010
Body found, fears that it is of missing three-year-old boy Gurshan Singh Kaurchanna
UPDATE 10:46pm: POLICE are hunting a child killer after the body of a missing toddler was found, six hours after he vanished from a suburban home while his mum was having a shower.
The Indian boy, Gurshan Singh Kaurchanna, 3, who was on a three-month holiday in Australia with his parents, disappeared from a house in Lalor about 1.10pm.
His body was found by a council worker in grassland about 20km away near Melbourne Airport six hours later.
Police tonight confirmed it was murder.
Earlier, his distraught family, due to leave Australia tomorrow week, had told how they feared he had been kidnapped.
"He was home playing. The mother was out the back of the house in the bathroom. When she went looking for him she found the security door ajar," Sgt Geoff Gauci told the Herald Sun.
The Indian consul general in Melbourne was told of the tragedy by the State Government in light of recent attacks on Indian nationals.As soon as she discovered her son was missing, mum Harpreet Kaur, who is studying in Australia, and another member of the household frantically searched the home.
When they couldn't find the boy, Ramen Deep Singh, the cousin of the boy's father, Harjit Singh, called police.
A huge air and ground search was mounted and police called for help from the public to find the youngster.
The search was stepped up about 4pm when 50 SES volunteers joined 15 police units and the police airwing in the huge hunt.
His frantic parents were supported by relatives during the search.
"Maybe someone picked him up - whatever. I don't know," Ms Kaur said before the body was found.Ramen Deep Singh told the Herald Sun he was worried someone may have taken the "mischievous" toddler.
"I think someone pinched the baby," he said.
Mr Singh described the boy as playful.
"He's a very naughty boy, mischievous."
A council worker saw the boy's body lying in grassland near the intersection of Wildwood and St Johns roads in Oaklands Junction about 6pm.
About 7.30pm the child's father and a woman, believed to be his mother, were taken from the Lalor home in separate police cars.
Homicide squad detectives and forensic police headed to the scene of the tragic find near the back of Melbourne airport.
Police tonight started to canvass the area, looking for witnesses who may have noticed anyone acting suspiciously near the intersection.
Police initially hoped the boy had wandered off, but their concerns mounted by the hour until the body was found.
A post-mortem examination was to be performed last night to establish how and when the boy died.
The investigation was initially handled by detectives from Epping but the homicide squad was called in when the boy's body was found.
- with Mark Buttler
My critique--
A toddler murder tragic again!A 3 year old Indian toddler who was on 3 month holiday in Australia was killed! Why all these innocent children have to be the victim of the murderers? Why are they so cruel? I really hope that the policemen with the cooperation of detectives can find the sinner as soon as possible so to return the victim's family a justice. Besides, returning back the peace of the society. All the parents and children should also be aware of the risks all the time....
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
Earth days could be shorter after Chilean earthquake
THE earthquake that has killed over 700 Chileans and displaced over two million more has now caused our days to be shorter.
The earthquake that struck Chile measured at an 8.8 magnitude and put the entire Pacific on tsunami alert.
But scientists say the shifting in the tectonic plates has also shifted the Earth's axis.
The Earth’s overall mass distribution has likely been altered which has made the length of a day 1.26 microseconds shorter, NASA scientists say.
"The axis about which the Earth's mass is balanced should have moved by 2.7 milliarcseconds (about 8 centimetres or 3 inche)]," NASA told Bloomberg.
“It’s what we call the ice-skater effect,” David Kerridge, head of Earth hazards and systems at the British Geological Survey in Edinburgh told Bloomberg.
“As the ice skater puts when she’s going around in a circle, and she pulls her arms in, she gets faster and faster. It’s the same idea with the Earth going around if you change the distribution of mass, the rotation rate changes.”
The last time a day was shortened was after the 9.1 magnitude earthquake that sparked the Boxing Day tsunami.
That shift in the tectonic plates that lie underneath the ocean surface caused days to shorten by 6.8 microseconds, scientists say.
My Critique-
Oops!Now just I know the seriousness of the natural disaster!The devastating tsunami hit Chile leave such a great impact on human!It makes the days shortened by 6.8 microseconds. Although it seems to be insignificant, days after days its impact is big as the loss of time accumulates. It may also be worsen by the consequent natural disaster. Therefore, it's time for us to protect our Mother Earth to reduce the additional destruction brought by human beings. We, human ourselves are going to suffer in the end!
The earthquake that struck Chile measured at an 8.8 magnitude and put the entire Pacific on tsunami alert.
But scientists say the shifting in the tectonic plates has also shifted the Earth's axis.
The Earth’s overall mass distribution has likely been altered which has made the length of a day 1.26 microseconds shorter, NASA scientists say.
"The axis about which the Earth's mass is balanced should have moved by 2.7 milliarcseconds (about 8 centimetres or 3 inche)]," NASA told Bloomberg.
“It’s what we call the ice-skater effect,” David Kerridge, head of Earth hazards and systems at the British Geological Survey in Edinburgh told Bloomberg.
“As the ice skater puts when she’s going around in a circle, and she pulls her arms in, she gets faster and faster. It’s the same idea with the Earth going around if you change the distribution of mass, the rotation rate changes.”
The last time a day was shortened was after the 9.1 magnitude earthquake that sparked the Boxing Day tsunami.
That shift in the tectonic plates that lie underneath the ocean surface caused days to shorten by 6.8 microseconds, scientists say.
My Critique-
Oops!Now just I know the seriousness of the natural disaster!The devastating tsunami hit Chile leave such a great impact on human!It makes the days shortened by 6.8 microseconds. Although it seems to be insignificant, days after days its impact is big as the loss of time accumulates. It may also be worsen by the consequent natural disaster. Therefore, it's time for us to protect our Mother Earth to reduce the additional destruction brought by human beings. We, human ourselves are going to suffer in the end!
Sunday, February 28, 2010
Tide turns on tsunami
Australia has all but escaped the wrath of a Pacific Ocean tsunami triggered by a devastating 8.8-magnitude earthquake that struck the coast of central Chile.
Beaches today were closed and emergency services were on patrol as the brunt of the tsunami waves travelled in a northwest direction, narrowly missing Australia's east coast.
But tsunami waves were recorded along the NSW, Queensland and Tasmanian coasts, with Norfolk Island recording a 50cm surge in sea levels.
The Gold Coast saw a 20cm increase in sea levels. In Tasmania, Southport and Darlington experienced a 17cm increase.
Port Kembla on NSW's south coast recorded a 14cm increase, but no damage or emergencies occurred.
All nipper activities were cancelled, people were ordered out of the ocean and events such as the Quiksilver Pro surfing competition at Snapper Rocks on the Gold Coast were postponed and spectators asked to leave.
The earthquake struck off the coast of central Chile about 5.30pm (AEDT) on Saturday, killing hundreds and sending shockwaves throughout the Pacific.
The Joint Australian Tsunami Warning Centre (JATWC) issued a tsunami alert, declaring a "potential tsunami threat" for Queensland, NSW, Victoria, Tasmania, Lord Howe Island and Norfolk Island.
Dangerous waves and foreshore flooding listed in the warnings did not eventuate but the JATWC was focused on strong ocean currents affecting people in boats or in the water.
The peak of activity was expected around 9am (AEDT) today at the time of the high tide, but it arrived 90 minutes later when an outgoing tide worked to subdue any potential devastating effects.
"We will probably start to wind it back from later this afternoon," JATWC acting assistant director Alasdair Hainsworth told AAP on Sunday afternoon.
"In all likelihood (the tsunami warning) will be cancelled later today or tonight."
Mr Hainsworth said shockwaves from an underwater 8.8-magnitude earthquake could be devastating.
The 2004 Boxing Day tsunami wiped out entire coastlines and villages as it swept through south-east Asia.
"We in Australia have been very, very lucky indeed," Mr Hainsworth said.
"The focus of the energy from the earthquake was definitely to the northwest from South America.
"So we were much on the periphery of the seismic seawave events."
But JATWC kept its tsunami warning in place today, because the quick changes in sea levels around Australia's east coast could cause severe currents.
"We were never, ever expecting a large wave," Mr Hainsworth said.
"We were only ever expecting a marine wave and a marine warning situation which was directed at those people on boats or in the water."
At one point this morning, the JATWC issued an immediate warning for people to exit coastal waters.
Many ignored the danger to enjoy the last day of summer with a swim, a surf or a local fishing expedition.
"We can try, but we have no policing powers," a Surf Life Saving NSW spokeswoman told AAP.
More than 800 nippers were sent home from Sydney's Coogee beach, but people remained near the shore after receiving official warnings from surf life savers.
Surfers continued to catch waves at nearby Bondi beach as swimmers risked a morning dip.
State Emergency Service volunteers remained on alert and rescue helicopters patrolled beaches, using loudspeakers to warn rock fisherman to leave the foreshore.
AAP
My critique
It is really a tragedy! it happens more frequently this decade if compared to the previous decades or centuries...Is it man-made or natural disaster? I think that we, human should bear some degree of responsibility for the happenings as well. We totally neglect the mother earth for the sake of development, even though conferences and regulations have been set up to solve the adverse effects we created, it is non-sense without the cooperation of all inhabitants of the planet! Tsunami has occurred again and it is devastating...I disagree with the people who continues to enjoy their summer activities along the beach although warning has been announced as mentioned above. They should care for their lives!
Beaches today were closed and emergency services were on patrol as the brunt of the tsunami waves travelled in a northwest direction, narrowly missing Australia's east coast.
But tsunami waves were recorded along the NSW, Queensland and Tasmanian coasts, with Norfolk Island recording a 50cm surge in sea levels.
The Gold Coast saw a 20cm increase in sea levels. In Tasmania, Southport and Darlington experienced a 17cm increase.
Port Kembla on NSW's south coast recorded a 14cm increase, but no damage or emergencies occurred.
All nipper activities were cancelled, people were ordered out of the ocean and events such as the Quiksilver Pro surfing competition at Snapper Rocks on the Gold Coast were postponed and spectators asked to leave.
The earthquake struck off the coast of central Chile about 5.30pm (AEDT) on Saturday, killing hundreds and sending shockwaves throughout the Pacific.
The Joint Australian Tsunami Warning Centre (JATWC) issued a tsunami alert, declaring a "potential tsunami threat" for Queensland, NSW, Victoria, Tasmania, Lord Howe Island and Norfolk Island.
Dangerous waves and foreshore flooding listed in the warnings did not eventuate but the JATWC was focused on strong ocean currents affecting people in boats or in the water.
The peak of activity was expected around 9am (AEDT) today at the time of the high tide, but it arrived 90 minutes later when an outgoing tide worked to subdue any potential devastating effects.
"We will probably start to wind it back from later this afternoon," JATWC acting assistant director Alasdair Hainsworth told AAP on Sunday afternoon.
"In all likelihood (the tsunami warning) will be cancelled later today or tonight."
Mr Hainsworth said shockwaves from an underwater 8.8-magnitude earthquake could be devastating.
The 2004 Boxing Day tsunami wiped out entire coastlines and villages as it swept through south-east Asia.
"We in Australia have been very, very lucky indeed," Mr Hainsworth said.
"The focus of the energy from the earthquake was definitely to the northwest from South America.
"So we were much on the periphery of the seismic seawave events."
But JATWC kept its tsunami warning in place today, because the quick changes in sea levels around Australia's east coast could cause severe currents.
"We were never, ever expecting a large wave," Mr Hainsworth said.
"We were only ever expecting a marine wave and a marine warning situation which was directed at those people on boats or in the water."
At one point this morning, the JATWC issued an immediate warning for people to exit coastal waters.
Many ignored the danger to enjoy the last day of summer with a swim, a surf or a local fishing expedition.
"We can try, but we have no policing powers," a Surf Life Saving NSW spokeswoman told AAP.
More than 800 nippers were sent home from Sydney's Coogee beach, but people remained near the shore after receiving official warnings from surf life savers.
Surfers continued to catch waves at nearby Bondi beach as swimmers risked a morning dip.
State Emergency Service volunteers remained on alert and rescue helicopters patrolled beaches, using loudspeakers to warn rock fisherman to leave the foreshore.
AAP
My critique
It is really a tragedy! it happens more frequently this decade if compared to the previous decades or centuries...Is it man-made or natural disaster? I think that we, human should bear some degree of responsibility for the happenings as well. We totally neglect the mother earth for the sake of development, even though conferences and regulations have been set up to solve the adverse effects we created, it is non-sense without the cooperation of all inhabitants of the planet! Tsunami has occurred again and it is devastating...I disagree with the people who continues to enjoy their summer activities along the beach although warning has been announced as mentioned above. They should care for their lives!
Thursday, February 25, 2010
Home prices extend their rally
Home prices extended their rally into 2010, adding to the difficulties faced by first-time buyers struggling to get into the market.
National home prices for houses and units increased 1.8 per cent in January, according to RP Data, taking them 11.8 per cent higher in 12 months. If the preliminary January figures are confirmed, the gain would mark the biggest monthly jump in the five-year series.
“What makes me angry is that my father was able to buy a three bedroom house in Williamstown and support a family (my mother didn't work) on the average income of a school teacher,” said Melbourne-based Justin O'Farrell. “I have no hope of doing the same.”
Home prices in Melbourne rose 4.3 per cent in the three months to January to a median price of $455,000 in January, while in Sydney they nudged up 1.7 per cent to $494,500, RP Data said.
Over the same period, Darwin home prices rose the most in January, jumping 4.6 per cent to $475,000, while in Perth they fell 0.6 per cent to a median price of $472,500, RP Data said.
Brisbane homes rose 1.8 per cent to a median price $440,00, while in Adelaide they jumped 3.2 per cent, to a median of $379,600, in the three months to January.
Canberra values rose 4.3 per cent to a median level of $489,250, while in Hobart values were down slightly by 0.1 per cent to $320,000.
Home loans rise
The rise in home prices is mirrored by rising mortgage lending, according to private lending figures released today by the Reserve Bank. Notably, business borrowing continued its slide.
The latest news of home price rise comes amid increasing signs housing affordability is out of the question for many first-home buyers.
''My wife and I are recently married and are looking to start a family,'' said Mr O'Farrell. ''We are currently renting but would like to buy a house as soon as possible. Unfortunately at the moment this is looking like it will not be possible.''
RP Data national research director Tim Lawless said January's result suggests the residential market has begun the year with a degree of confidence.
"Week-on-week, we are seeing an increase in the number of new property advertisements coming to the market," he said.
"Whilst new stock has been increasing rapidly, the total number of properties available for sale has been falling which is an indicator that buyers are for the time being outweighing sellers and new supply is being quickly consumed," Mr Lawless said.
Summary --
There is a bad news for those who wants to buy first hand house over in Australia. The premises are costly and there is a trend of continuous increasing. Their burden adds on when the bank loan rates have been increased as well. This spoils the dream of a new family to create their own warm and ideal home. However, there is a sign of increasing advertisements of new property and the units have been sold quickly as well. What is actually happening?
My critique --
From this news, we know that it is getting harder and harder to live a comfortable life during recession. People are now less affordable top own a house with the soaring house price and increase in housing loan rates. However, why there is a condition where the new property being consumed faster than it is supplied?? Is it the problem of wealth gap created this?
National home prices for houses and units increased 1.8 per cent in January, according to RP Data, taking them 11.8 per cent higher in 12 months. If the preliminary January figures are confirmed, the gain would mark the biggest monthly jump in the five-year series.
“What makes me angry is that my father was able to buy a three bedroom house in Williamstown and support a family (my mother didn't work) on the average income of a school teacher,” said Melbourne-based Justin O'Farrell. “I have no hope of doing the same.”
Home prices in Melbourne rose 4.3 per cent in the three months to January to a median price of $455,000 in January, while in Sydney they nudged up 1.7 per cent to $494,500, RP Data said.
Over the same period, Darwin home prices rose the most in January, jumping 4.6 per cent to $475,000, while in Perth they fell 0.6 per cent to a median price of $472,500, RP Data said.
Brisbane homes rose 1.8 per cent to a median price $440,00, while in Adelaide they jumped 3.2 per cent, to a median of $379,600, in the three months to January.
Canberra values rose 4.3 per cent to a median level of $489,250, while in Hobart values were down slightly by 0.1 per cent to $320,000.
Home loans rise
The rise in home prices is mirrored by rising mortgage lending, according to private lending figures released today by the Reserve Bank. Notably, business borrowing continued its slide.
The latest news of home price rise comes amid increasing signs housing affordability is out of the question for many first-home buyers.
''My wife and I are recently married and are looking to start a family,'' said Mr O'Farrell. ''We are currently renting but would like to buy a house as soon as possible. Unfortunately at the moment this is looking like it will not be possible.''
RP Data national research director Tim Lawless said January's result suggests the residential market has begun the year with a degree of confidence.
"Week-on-week, we are seeing an increase in the number of new property advertisements coming to the market," he said.
"Whilst new stock has been increasing rapidly, the total number of properties available for sale has been falling which is an indicator that buyers are for the time being outweighing sellers and new supply is being quickly consumed," Mr Lawless said.
Summary --
There is a bad news for those who wants to buy first hand house over in Australia. The premises are costly and there is a trend of continuous increasing. Their burden adds on when the bank loan rates have been increased as well. This spoils the dream of a new family to create their own warm and ideal home. However, there is a sign of increasing advertisements of new property and the units have been sold quickly as well. What is actually happening?
My critique --
From this news, we know that it is getting harder and harder to live a comfortable life during recession. People are now less affordable top own a house with the soaring house price and increase in housing loan rates. However, why there is a condition where the new property being consumed faster than it is supplied?? Is it the problem of wealth gap created this?
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