convalescent patients and has increased the capacity of Kowloon Hospital to more than 1,000 beds.
4.49. The substructure was completed and construction of the superstructure for a new Medical Department laundry at Shau Kei Wan was put in hand. The building, when constructed, will provide central laundry facilities for all medical requirements on Hong Kong Island.
4.50. On 16th March, 1971 H.E. the Governor formally opened the David Trench Rehabilitation Centre. The complex provides outpatient facilities for maternity, physiotherapy, occupational therapy and psychiatric treatment.
4.51. Construction of additional staff quarters for Kowloon Hospital was completed and work on the provision of maternity wards and ancillary accommodation at Queen Mary Hospital was also completed.
4.52. Construction work was started on a new Vaccine Institute at Pok Fu Lam and also on the Tsuen Wan/Kwai Chung Polyclinic, while the construction of the Standard Clinic at Kwai Chung North was well in hand.
Police Buildings
4.53. Construction of two blocks containing 48 police inspectorate married quarters was completed on Hong Kong Island, and construction of the third stage of redevelopment at the Police Training School at Aberdeen was also completed. This stage consists of quarters for women police inspectors, women police rank and file and married police officers, office accommodation, stores and transport office.
4.54. Substructure work was completed and tenders were invited for the construction of the superstructure of Stage III of the Police Headquarters building which, when completed, will provide about 128,000 square feet of accommodation for police purposes in a 20-storey block rising from a 2-storey Administration Block.
Prisons Department Buildings
4.55. Construction work was well advanced on the new Training Centre at Dragon's Back. When completed, the Centre will provide training facilities for 170 boys and will include classrooms, workshops, assembly/mess hall, sick bay, laundry, offices, staff club room, boys residential units and also senior and junior staff quarters.
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R24 YUEN LONG TOWN R23 TSING YI ISLAND H7 HOUSING AUTHORITY ESTATES POPULATION GOVERNMENT LOW COST HOUSING ESTATES POPULATION RESETTLEMENT ESTATES POPULATION H2 PING SHEK 11,732 G2 KWUN TONG 26,000 R3 KWUN TONG 60,000 G3 KO CHIU ROAD 29,208 H3 CHOI HUNG 42,863 R4 SAU MAU PING 13,400 G4 NGAU CHI WAN 29,800 H4 MA TAU WAI 12,770 G5 HAMMER HILL 10,000 R5 SAU MAU PING 110,000 H5 OI MAN 41,577 R6 SAU MAU PING 21,000 H6 SO UK 33,345 G6 SHA TIN PASS 8,000 H7 FUK LOY 18,609 G7 WONG TAI SIN 30,000 R7 SHUN LEE TSUEN 51,000 G8 NUNNERY SITE 21,000 G9 HO MAN TIN 26,200 R9 NGAU TAU KOK G10 VALLEY ROAD 16,000 G11 SHEK KIP MEI 5,000 R11 WONG TAI SIN 22,000 G12 UN CHAU STREET 34,000 R12 TUNG TAU 64,000 170,000 G0 CHEUNG SHA WAN 13,000 81,000 G14 SHEK YAM R13 LO FU NGAM 34,000 G15 LEI MUK SHUE 28,600 55,000 R15 TAI WAN HILL 10,000 G16 KHAI HANG 18,000 R16 TAI HANG TUNG 38,000 G17 KWAI FONG 42,500 R17 SHEK KIP MEI 67,000 R18 LAI KING 35,200 G19 KWA CHING should be KWA SHING R19 LI CHENG UK 54,000 81,000 R20 SHEK LEI 75,000 R21 KWAI CHUNG 56,000 R22 TAI WO HAUR24 YUEN LONG TOWN
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