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Friday, November 23, 1973
More than 750 events had been arranged, he said, providing
an extremely wide and varied range of entertainment for all groups
including the old, the young and the physically handicapped
of people
as well as people in outlying districts.
Note to Editors:
Copies of the full text of the Governor's speech are distributed separately as a special supplement together with Sir Yuet-keung's address.
NEW TERRITORIES REFUSE DUMP BEING IMPROVED
The final phase of a project to tidy up the Shuen Wan refuse
dump off Ting Kok Road near Taipo will be launched next year.
The work will involve construction of a rubble mound to contain
the refuse dump so as to eliminate the possibility of refuse escaping
into the sea and causing marine pollution.
When completed in early 1975, the rubble mound, which will cover
an area of 2,100 square feet, will be suitable for recreational development.
At present, improvements at the refuse dump are made by blanketing
over the dung with earth and instituting a regular maintenance cycle,
The rubble mound project has been designed by the Port Works
Division of the Public Works Department which will supervise the work.
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