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Tuesday, May 1, 1973
Clearance notices were issued to all occupiers on March 15 this year
asking them to move out by June 12.
Some 50 factory owners will be offered government flatted factory
units at Kwai Chung. About 400 domestic residents will get accommodation
at the Lam Tin Public Housing Estate and 10 shopkeepers will get cash compensation.
Ten factories whose operations cover more than 5,000 square feet are
not eligible for rehabilitation.
Forty-four operators whose structures were built after 1966 are also
not eligible. However, some 100 domestic residents who do not qualify for
rehousing will be offered a licensed area site.
Borderline cases for eligibility
are being investigated by the clearance staff of the Housing Department.
Officers of the Labour Department are available now at the Government
Offices, Kwun Tong to assist the workers employed in the area to find alternative
employment.
The Housing Department will open a temporary office at the Ngau Tau
Kok Resettlement Kaifong Association on the ground floor of Block 8 of the
estate in mid-May, well before the date that the clearance begins. A Labour
Department officer will also be available.
Officers from both the Housing Department and the City District Office
(Kwun Tong) have been visiting individual factories to advise them on removal and
other problems.
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