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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 5. 1989

SHOP PROPRIETORS URGED TO CONTRIBUTE TO ROAD SAFETY

SHOP PROPRIETORS HAVE BEEN URGED TO KEEP PUBLIC FOOTWAYS FOR THE SAFETY OF PEDESTRIANS.

CLEAR

BY THE KWUN TONG DISTRICT DISTRICT'S ROAD SAFETY

THE PLEA WAS MADE TODAY (SUNDAY) OFFICER, MR CHRIS WAN, AT THE OPENING OF THE CAMPAIGN CARNIVAL AT THE HONG NING ROAD PLAYGROUND.

MR WAN SAID OBSTRUCTION PEDESTRIANS TO WALK ON ROADS.

OF PAVEMENTS BY GOODS WOULD

"THIS WOULD INCREASE THE DANGER OF DOWN BY VEHICLES." HE ADDED.

FORCE

PEDESTRIANS BEING KNOCKED

PAST FEW MONTHS, THE HE POINTED OUT THAT IN THE

KWUN TONG

MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE DISTRICT

HAD LAUNCHED A FOOTWAY CLEARANCE OF EDUCATION AND CAMPAIGN TO PROSECUTE OFFENDERS FOLLOWING A PERIOD PUBLICITY.

"A PERFECT TRAFFIC NETWORK ALONE NUMBER

TRAFFIC OF RESIDENTS." HE SAID.

MISHAPS. WITHOUT

THE

WOULD NOT

FULL

HELP REDUCE

CO-OPERATION

THE OF

MR WAN KWUN TONG

TURNING TO ROAD CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS IN THE DISTRICT, SAID THERE WOULD BE AN EASILY ACCESSIBLE TRAFFIC SYSTEM IN FOLLOWING THE OPENING OF TATE'S CAIRN TUNNEL AND VIADUCT.

THE TSEUNG KWAN

BOTH

MOTORISTS

AND

CAMPAIGN CARNIVAL ORGANISING THE CHAIRMAN OF THE ROAD SAFETY

MR

ALSO SETO CHAK, COMMITTEE.

CALLED ON PEDESTRIANS TO ATTACH MORE IMPORTANCE TO ROAD SAFETY.

TONG DISTRICT ALSO ATTENDING THE CEREMONY TODAY WERE THE KWUN

MR LAM BOARD CHAIRMAN,

HANG-FAI: KWUN TONG DISTRICT COMMANDER OF HIGGINBOTTOM; SAU MAU POLICE. MR A.W.

PING DISTRICT COMMANDER OF POLICE

SENIOR TRAFFIC POLICE, MR A.J. FERRIGE; AND MR I.P. PEGGS.

STAFF

OFFICER,

DURING THE CARNIVAL, MORE THAN 3,000 LOCAL RESIDENTS TOOK IN A VARIETY OF ACTIVITIES AIMED AT PROMOTING THEIR AWARENESS OF SAFETY.

PART

ROAD

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