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The bill also doubles the maximum fine for breaking regulations
under the ordinance from $5,000 to $10,000. And there will be an additional
penalty of up to $1,000 a day for each day the offence continues.
Mr. Lin said: "We hope people will take this as an indication
of our determination to make building sites and cargo handling safer for
workers."
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EXTENSIONS TO SHAU KEI WAN TECHNICAL SCHOOL
The Shau Kei Wan Government Secondary Technical School is to be
expanded to include sixth form accommodation.
The project will enable the enrolment at the school to be incroased
from 800 to 920, as well as bringing the facilities up to the standards
applied in other government secondary technical schools.
The extension, in the form of a two-storey annex building with
an area of 20,000 square feet, will have a science laboratory, two classrooms
and a library on the ground floor and an additional assembly hall on the
top floor.
Construction work will begin in August and is expected to take
about nine months.
The new building will be connected to the existing school by a
covered walkway.
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