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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25,1989

WHERE NECESSARY. THE

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CORONER WILL

INVESTIGATE THE CAUSE OF DEATH, HE POINTED OUT.

ASK

THE

POLICE

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THE DECEASED

WERE FIRST WERE DISPOSED OF EITHER BY

MR BARNES SAID THE REMAINS OF

AND MORTUARY TRANSFERRED TO A PUBLIC CREMATION OR BURIAL.

AND REGIONAL AND MUNICIPAL SERVICES

THESE MATTERS WERE HANDLED BY THE URBAN SERVICES SERVICES DEPARTMENTS UNDER THE PUBLIC HEALTH ORDINANCE.

OF "IF CREMATION TAKES PLACE. THE ASHES ARE KEPT BY THE FAMILY

AGENCIES AT THE WISH OF THE THE DECEASED OR HANDLED BY VOLUNTARY FAMILY.

"IF THE FAMILY OF THE DECEASED WISHES TO SEND TO VIETNAM, IT CAN BE ARRANGED THROUGH THE UNHCR OR HE ADDED.

THE ASHES BACK

THE

RED CROSS,"

TRADING PARTNERS TOLD OF HK'S CONCERNS ON SANCTIONS

GIVEN THE CLOSE ECONOMIC LINKS BETWEEN ANY MAJOR ECONOMIC DAMAGE DONE TO CHINA RESULTING FROM ECONOMIC OR TRADE SANCTIONS APPLIED BY THIRD COUNTRIES IS LIKELY TO HAVE ADVERSE IMPLICATIONS ON HONG KONG, THE FINANCIAL SECRETARY, THE HON SIR JACOBS. INFORMED THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL TODAY (WEDNESDAY).

HONG KONG AND

CHINA,

PIERS

"THE GOVERNMENT HAS DRAWN THE ATTENTION OF SOME OF OUR TRADING TO PARTNERS TO HONG KONG'S CONCERNS IN THIS REGARD. AND WILL CONTINUE DO SO AS APPROPRIATE," SIR PIERS SAID IN A WRITTEN REPLY TO A QUESTION FROM THE HON JAMES MCGREGOR.

KONG GOVERNMENT TO CHINA AND THIRD

FOR THE HONG RELATIONS

BETWEEN

NOT HE ADDED THAT IT WAS

AND ECONOMIC COMMENT ON TRADE COUNTRIES.

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