resent Population
Centres
VEP
Screened out
Total
Capacity
GIRC
472
529 #
516
HLDC
2659
900
3611@
2980
V
CMWDC (Upper)
488
655
1143
720
(Lower)
1219
838
2057
1920
WEDC I
4666
4000
Π
4186
4000
III
14502
5032
4665
19534
5000
18
IV
5449
5000
TC I
568)
800
Cape Collinson
558
100
658
600
ASDC
1604
1604
1300
High Island
5251
5251
4800
Lowu
435
52
487
600
Shek Kong
7007
Nei Kru
925
SSPDC
713
010000
6
7013
7000
16
941
18
731
4000
35833
7617
43559
43136
Total
Remarks :
#
VBP trouble makers in other CSD institutions.
203 129 ECVIIS at VEPDC.
Include 57 ECVIIS at GI
GİRC. Include 52 ECVIIS at HLDC.
Movements on 18.1.90
SSPDC
to
WH IIIB/IVB
822
Tentative movements
19.1.90 0900 hrs
SSPDC
1400 hrs
SSPDC
22.1.90
1000 hrs
GIRC
23.1.90 1000 hrs
GIRC
Additional information
St &t of st
to
to
WH IIIB/IVB WE Schools
400
331
to
Nei Kwu
to
Shek Kong
85989985
Arrivals on 17.1.90
This boatload of 74 consisted of 73 VBP and 1 ECVII.These 73 VBP left S.VN in small separate groups since Nov.89 by land under the escort of a few Vietnamese couriers.After crossing the Sino-Vietnamese border, they assembled in Jiang Ping) where they picked up the ECVII and bought a motorised sailing junk and set sail for HK on 28.11.89. They had made 7 stopovers in China on their way and were examined by PRC authorities both at Bei Hai () and Bei Sha (7).When they called at Hai An() on 20.12.89, they met another group of 105 VBP on board another boat from Haiphong.By the time they left Hai An after 7 days, this 105 group was still stuck by the engine trouble. The group finally managed to arrive HK on 17/1. Among them, 1 had heard about mandatory repatriation and 17 alleged to have knowledge on screening policy.
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