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(ii)
Use of common procedures for radiological
sampling and monitoring under emergency
conditions.
(iii)
(iv)
Pooling of information on the levels of
radioactivity measured in an emergency to
enable the risks to be assessed as
accurately as possible.
Use of agreed Emergency Reference Levels
(ERL's) of dose and agreed procedures for
establishing the likely exposure of the
population in an emergency.
(e)
Countermeasures
Similar arrangements in Guangdong province and
Hong Kong should apply in respect to the
application of certain countermeasures
particularly those that may relate to the
planning of restrictions on food and water
supplies.
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Handling Media Enquiries
Agreement will need to be reached on handling
media enquiries following an incident or accident
at Daya Bay.
3.
The above topics only represent our initial thoughts
and should not therefore be considered as a definitive list.
Within the Hong Kong Government, Economic Services Branch is responsible for co-ordinating emergency planning arrangements. The Royal Observatory will be responsible for monitoring and
assessing the consequences of any accident. Other Departments, such as the Water Supplies Department, Medical and Health
Department, Agriculture & Fisheries Department will also be
involved.