OCT 16 '87 16:36 TIBCOOU) HK GOVT
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The HK Polytechnic students union yesterday stated that the foundation layer should be demolished and re-built so that the entire project could meet the original design.
NCNA HK branch vice-director Miao Junnian said yesterday that the Chinese Government was still preparing for the setting up of an advisory group on the Daya Bay plant which might include HK people.
Commentaries Sing Pao (13.10) said that the authorities
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concerned should make public the truth of the incident so as to restore people's confidence.
Tin Tin Daily News (13.10) said that the authorities concerned should listen to HK people's views by hiring experts to oversee the entire project.
The HK Times (13.10) said that HK people should be allowed to monitor the nuclear plant.
The Express (13.10) said the. Chinese authorities and the JVC should now learn more management techniques from HK if they really wanted to improve their management standard.
The HK Commercial Daily (13.10) said that the public should have confidence on JVC's quality control system which had proved to be affective.
The HK Daily News (13.10) said that a proposal for the setting up of a monitoring group comprising foreign nuclear experts to oversee the construction and operation of the plant was worth considering.
Ming Pao (13.10) asked whether the Legco ad hoc group on the Daya Bay project had done enough to monitor the nuclear project in the past
year.
The HK Economic Journal (13.10) observed that the initiative by the Chinese side to make public the incident would win HK people's confidence on China's ways of handling things.
Writing in the Economic Journal (13.10), Hung Ming suggested the Governor, Sir David Wilson, to set up a panel of foreign nuclear experts to monitor the plant.
The SCM Post's (13.10) leading article aid unless the public could be assured that safety was of paramount concern and that no effort had been spared to enhance it, then it was likely that the nuclear station would remain a nightmare for many people.
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