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MONDAY, MARCH 13, 1970

METEOROLOGISTS FROM CHINA VISIT-ROYAL OBSERVATORY

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A GROUP OF FIVE METEOROLOGISTS FROM CHINA, LED BY PROFESSOR TAC SHIH-YEN OF THE INSTITUTE OF ATHOSPHERIC PHYSICS IN THE ACADEMY OF SCIENCE, VISITED THE ROYAL CESERVATORY TODAY (MONDAY).

THE DELEGATION VISITED THE CENTRAL FORECASTING OFFICE AND THE DATA ACQUISITION AND PROCESSING SECTIONS AT THE ROYAL OBSERVATORY HEADQUARTERS AND THE UPPER-AIR INVESTIGATION SECTION AT KING'S PARK.

AFTER THE VISIT, PROFESSOR TAC GAVE A SHORT TALK ON HETEOROLOGICAL RESEARCH ACTIVITIES IR PEKING.

PROFESSOR TAO AND TWO OTHER METEOROLOGISTS RECENTLY ATTENDED THE SEVENT SESSION OF THE

METEOROLOCICAL ORGANISATION

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CCMM 133 ION FOR ATICSPHERIC SCIENCES HELD IN MANILA, AT WHICH HONG KONG WAS REPRESENTED BY TR. 3.Y. LAN, SCIENTIFIC OFFICER OF THE ROYAL OBSERVATORY.

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THE OTHER TWO METECROLOCISTO FROM THE CENTRAL WEATHER BUREAU, PEKING PARTICIPATED IN A MEETING OF THE WORLD METEOROLOGICAL CRGANISATION'S CEKING GROUP ONETEOROLOGICAL TELECOMUNICATIONS FOR THE ASIA RECICH IN SINGAPORE L 3T MEEK. DR. K.S. TSU1. SCIENTIFIC OFFICER OF THE ROYAL COSERVATORY, REPRESENTED HONG KONG AT THIS MEETING.

PROFESSOR TAO RETURNS TO FEKING TCHORROW (TUESDAY) I CRDER TC ATTEND THE NATIONAL CONCREDO O OCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY DUE TO OPEN LATER THIS EEK,

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