"were concluded on 25 November.
The
exchanges were confined to local frontier
issues and agreement was reached on the
return to British territory of certain
Hong mong police personnel who had been in
Chinese hands.for several weeks; the
deportation to China of five persons
arrested for offences committed in British
territory; the opening of the border
bridge at Man Kam To; the realignment of
a wire fence which had been erected by the
Hong Kong authorities in 1962 for
immigration purposes; the making of
ex gratia payments by the British side to
to
offset losses Reccorily incurred by
certain farmers from Chinese territory S resulting from
the closure of the Lan am To Bridge
grapes
and damage caused to certain is by
Military activis in British territory.
3. The British side made it clear that
blame
for
the
they accepted no charge e2 #rungaving in
Pespect their closure of Man Kam To
Bridge. They also Lade it clear that any persons' from Chinese triton
க
who worked person fn Hong Kong, perritory was subjeet land livet
les on the bong thong side were to the to of Hong Kong, but that with
to wor the frontier to engage in this reservation no action would be taken
fore
farming and other activities providing that
endanger the personal safety of border tay abrided by the laws of Hong Kong,
Grossed the frontier to engage in farming
or other normal activities".
(8430) Dd.033246 600m 9/66 G.W.B Ltd. Gp 863
"Grateful
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