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FRIDAY, MARCH 31, 1989

LONG-SERVING IMMIGRATION STAFF HONOURED

AWARDED CARTER,

THIRTY-TWO MEMBERS OF THE IMMIGRATION SERVICE WERE LONG SERVICE INSIGNIA BY THE DIRECTOR OF IMMIGRATION, MR ALAN IN A PRESENTATION CEREMONY HELD AT THE IMMIGRATION HEADQUARTERS TODAY (FRIDAY).

FIRST CLASPS, SIGNIFYING 25 YEARS OF

SERVICE, WERE PRESENTED

TO AN ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, MR STEVEN KUO KET-CHEN, AND NINE OTHER OFFICERS.

ANOTHER 22 OFFICERS, COMPRISING 12 SENIOR IMMIGRATION OFFICERS, NINE IMMIGRATION OFFICERS AND ONE ASSISTANT IMMIGRATION OFFICER, RECEIVED THE HONG KONG DISCIPLINED SERVICES MEDAL.

MR CARTER SAID THE AWARD OF THE HONG KONG DISCIPLINED MEDAL HONOURED THOSE WHO HAD RENDERED LONG AND MERITORIOUS SERVICE.

SERVICES

HE CONGRATULATED ALL RECIPIENTS AND THANKED THEM FOR THEIR MANY YEARS OF LOYALTY AND DEDICATION TO THE IMMIGRATION SERVICE.

CLINIC TO BE BUILT IN JUNK BAY

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WELL

A JOCKEY CLUB CLINIC PROVIDING CHILD AND MATERNAL CARE AS AS OUTPATIENT SERVICE WILL BE BUILT IN JUNK BAY TO SERVE THE NEW TOWN RESIDENTS FROM NEXT YEAR.

A $9.47 MILLION CONTRACT FOR THE PROJECT HAS BEEN AWARDED BY THE ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT.

CONSTRUCTION WORK ON THE CLINIC WILL START NEXT MONTH AND TAKE 14 MONTHS TO COMPLETE. IT WILL THEN BE HANDED OVER TO THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH WHICH WILL OPERATE THE FACILITY.

THE SINGLE STOREY CLINIC, FUNDED PARTLY BY A DONATION FROM THE ROYAL HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB, WILL BE LOCATED AT AREA 22 OF JUNK BAY.

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