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H |香港政府| GIS 新聞處
DAILY INFORMATION BULLETIN SUPPLEMENT
SPEECH BY HE THE GOVE?NOR ON THE OCCASION OF THE CLEAN HONG KONG CAMPAIGN LAUNCHING AT HORSE PARK ON SUNDAY, 25TH OCTOBE 1981
We have come a long way since the 1972 Campaign.
But some of the success has slipped away, and habits
that were broken are taking hold again. This campaign
is to stop the rot, and stop it for good.
I know that the density of population produces
But rubbish is not
a fantastic concentration of rubbish.
the problem, it is what we do with it.
There is no part
of the city so fine that it cannot be spoilt by litter, and no slum or squatter area so bad that litter cannot make it
Littering by a few spoils the city for all.
worse.
The Urban Council, the Urban Services Department,
the men who operate our refuse collection vehicles
and sweep our streets and pavements fight a daily battle
/ to keep
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