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ON

9

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1987

COMPARED

THE LATEST REPORT SHOWS THAT THE AVERAGE

1.25

AS MG/CIG, SAMPLES TESTED WAS 1.18 MG/CIG FROM THE PAST SIX REPORTS.

NICOTINE

WITH

YIELD FROM AN AVERAGE OF

NINTH THE SURVEY WAS THE

IN A SERIES OF CIGARETTES TESTS CONDUCTED BY THE GOVERNMENT CHEMIST EVERY SIX MONTHS.

OF THIS TAR THE SPOKESMAN EXPLAINED THAT THE REGULAR RELEASE

OF THOSE LOWER TAR GROUP TEST RESULTS WAS NOT TO PROMOTE THE SALE

ASSOCIATED BRANDS, BUT TO REMIND THE PUBLIC OF THE HIGHER HEALTH RISK WITH SMOKING.

IS THE HEALTH "ALTHOUGH THE LOWER THE TAR CONTENT, THE LOWER RISK, A BETTER GUARANTEE OF HEALTH IS NOT TO SMOKE AT ALL," HE SAID.

TAI PO RESIDENTS URGED TO KEEP DISTRICT CLEAN

THE TAI PO DISTRICT OFFICER, MR JOHN BURRETT, THIS (SUNDAY) AFTERNOON URGED TAI PO RESIDENTS TO HELP KEEP THE DISTRICT CLEAN.

SPEAKING AT THE OPENING OF THE DISTRICT'S KEEP HONG KONG CAMPAIGN HELD AT THE TAI PO PLAYGROUND, MR BURRETT SAID IT TO SUPPORT THE CAMPAIGN BY NOT LITTERING AND IN LITTER BINS.

CLEAN WAS EASY SIMPLY PLACING RUBBISH

LORRY BEARING THE SLOGAN PO NEW TOWN AND ITS CYCLE TRACK AND MARICULTURE ZONES,

A DECORATED AFTER THE CEREMONY, "CLEAN HONG KONG" AND PAINTINGS DEPICTING TAI FRINGE AREAS, THE TOLO HIGHWAY LEFT THE PLAYGROUND FOR A DISTRICT TOUR.

SUCH AS BOOKMARKS

PUBLICITY MATERIALS LITTER BAGS AND

AND CALLED AT TAI BALLOONS WERE GIVEN OUT TO RESIDENTS WHEN THE VEHICLE

SHIN ESTATE, KWONG FUK ESTATE AND PO MARKET, TAI YUEN ESTATE, FU VARIOUS VILLAGES.

CAMPAIGN WAS ALSO ARE PITCHING

THE THEME SONG OF THE KEEP HONG KONG CLEAN BROADCAST BY THE VEHICLE, REMINDING THE PUBLIC THAT "WE IN TO KERP HONG KONG CLEAN”.

AS PART OF THE OPENING DAY'S

A ACTIVITIES,

YOUTH RALLY WAS

HRLD IN THE PLAYGROUND BY THE REGIONAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT.

THE

RALLY

TELEMATCH INCLUDED

GAMES

DESIGNED

BY

LITTER

DEPARTMENT TO CONVEY THE KEEP HONG KONG CLEAN CAMPAIGN MESSAGE, AND

FOR THE PRESENTATION PRIZE

CEREMONY

"TURNING ORNAMENTAL/DECORATIVE ITEMS COMPETITION",

/THE RALLY

THE

A

INTO

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