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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1989

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DB COMMITTEE TO DISCUSS FILMS WITH OBSCENE LANGUAGE

CITY DISTRICT THE COMMUNITY BUILDING COMMITTEE OF THE KOWLOON

PROPOSAL TO BAN FILMS WITH BOARD WILL DISCUSS A MEMBER'S LANGUAGE AT ITS MEETING TOMORROW (THURSDAY).

OBSCENE

A CHIEF

STANDARDS ENTERTAINMENT ENTERTAINMENT LICENSING

CONTROL

OF OFFICER

THE

TELEVISION AND

AUTHORITY WILL ATTEND THE MEETING TO BRIEF MEMBERS ON THE EXISTING LEGISLATION ON FILMS CONTROL.

MEMBERS WILL ALSO REVIEW THE LATEST FINANCIAL SITUATION OF COMMITTEE AT THE MEETING.

THE

NOTE TO EDITORS:

OF THE WILL

OFFICE

MEDIA REPRESENTATIVES ARE INVITED TO COVER THE MEETING KOWLOON CITY DISTRICT BOARD'S COMMUNITY BUILDING COMMITTEE WHICH BEGIN

2.15 AT

PM TOMORROW (THURSDAY) IN THE CONFERENCE ROOM, 141 KAU PUI LUNG ROAD, TO KWA WAN.

DISTRICT

CAMPAIGN TO PROTECT TEXTILE WORKERS'

HEARING

*

THE LABOUR SAFETY CAMPAIGN INDUSTRY.

TODAY DEPARTMENT

HEARING TO PROMOTE

(WEDNESDAY) STARTED CONSERVATION IN

A THE

SPECIAL TEXTILE

FEDERATION OF TRADE WEAVING AND DYEING

THE CAMPAIGN, ORGANISED JOINTLY WITH THE

KOWLOON SPINNING, UNIONS AND THE HONG KONG AND TRADE WORKERS GENERAL UNION, INDUSTRIAL SAFETY PROMOTION PROGRAMME.

IS PART OF THE DEPARTMENT'S ONGOING

OF NUMBER

LARGE

TEXTILE

A

FACTORIES IT INCLUDES VISITS TO WHERE WORKERS ARE LIKELY TO BE EXPOSED TO EXCESSIVE INDUSTRIAL NOISE.

ON WORKERS TO ASCERTAIN

AUDIOMETRIC TESTS WILL BE CONDUCTED ANY POSSIBLE NOISE INDUCED HEARING IMPAIRMENT.

PRESENTED

AS AN INCENTIVE TO SAFETY AT WORK, SOUVENIRS WILL BE

HAVE TAKEN THE NECESSARY HEARING DURING THE VISITS TO WORKERS WHO SAFETY PRECAUTIONS, WHILE OTHERS WILL BE GIVEN FREE EAR PROTECTORS.

THE CAMPAIGN STARTED WITH A VISIT TO NAM FUNG TEXTILES

LED BY TEAM TRIPARTITE TSUEN WAN TODAY BY A INSPECTOR OF THE LABOUR DEPARTMENT, MR YIP YUK-LUN;

HONG KONG AND KOWLOON

GENERAL UNION,

SPINNING,

CHIEF CHAIRMAN

THE

WEAVING AND

AND A REPRESENTATIVE

DYEING TRADE

LTD IN FACTORY OF THE WORKERS OF THE

CHUNG-FUN TSANG MR FEDERATION OF TRADE UNIONS, MR LEUNG FU-WAH.

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