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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1991

HOWEVER,

IF

DOCUMENTARY PROOF TO

THE

BUSINESS SUBSTANTIATE

COMPENSATION MAY BE OFFERED.

TO PRODUCE

LEVELS

OF

ABLE ARE

HIGHER CLAIMS,

OPERATORS THEIR

IN WHICH THE OPERATOR

MR TSAO NOTED THAT THERE WAS ONE CASE HAD BEEN AWARDED COMPENSATION IN EXCESS OF $2 MILLION.

UNDER THE RULED THAT IT CONTINUE PRACTICE

FOR DENTISTS AND DOCTORS, THE SPECIAL WORKING GROUP SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON THE CLEARANCE OF WALLED CITY HAS WOULD BE IMPRACTICAL FOR THESE CLINIC OPERATORS TO OUTSIDE THE WALLED CITY.

THEIR

EXCEPT IN HIGHER

THEY ARE THEREFORE OFFERED COMPENSATION OF $342,000

CLAIMS FOR CASES WHERE THEY ARE ABLE TO SUBSTANTIATE COMPENSATION.

EVEN

EVICTION, AFTER MR TSAO POINTED OUT THAT

OFFERS WOULD WERE DISSATISFIED WITH THE COMPENSATION TWO-MONTH PERIOD TO EITHER SUBMIT DOCUMENTS TO SUBSTANTIATE FOR HIGHER COMPENSATION OR APPEAL TO THE ASSESSMENT REVIEW BOARD,

"THE CLEARANCE IS CARRIED OUT IN THE OVERALL

PEOPLE OF HONG KONG.

PERMANENT

SOLUTION

CLEAREES

WHO

BE

GIVEN A A CLAIM

INTEREST OF THE

LONG-STANDING

TO THE

"IT WILL PROVIDE A ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS IN THE WALLED CITY SUCH AS UNSAFE STRUCTURES, POOR STANDARD OF HYGIENE AND FIRE HAZARDS," HE SAID.

THE PROJECT IS ESTIMATED TO COST OVER THE GOVERNMENT HAS PAID OUT $2.27 BILLION.

80 BILLION. $3.1

FAR,

HE

WAS

AFTERNOON. THIS MR TSAO ALSO TOURED THE WALLED CITY

PETER LEE; ACCOMPANIED BY THE DEPUTY SECRETARY FOR HOME AFFAIRS (SPECIAL DUTIES), MR PHILIP CHOK; THE POLICE KOWLOON REGIONAL COMMANDER, MR AND THE GOVERNMENT LAND AGENT (SPECIAL DUTIES), MR JOHN CORRIGALL.

VOLUNTARY REPATRIATION HITS 1,000 MARK AGAIN * * * * * *

THE REFUGEE CO-ORDINATOR, MR CLINTON LEEKS,

WELCOMED THE UNHCR'S

SUCCESS

IN

TODAY

THE

(WEDNESDAY)

TARGET

OF

ACHIEVING AGAIN RETURNING MORE THAN 1,000 VOLUNTEERS TO VIETNAM IN A MONTH.

THAT MORE AND

REALISE

RETURNEES SUGGESTS "THE INCREASING NUMBER OF

HAVE NOW COME TO MORE VIETNAMESE ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS THEIR FUTURE LIES IN VIETNAM AND THAT IT IS NOT IN THEIR INTEREST

TO CONTINUE THEIR THEM TO CHOOSE

MEANINGLESS

IN STAY

THAT

FOR

DETENTION

CENTRES, " MR LEEKS SAID.

THE

RECENT

VOLUNTARY

MR LEEKS ALSO NOTED THAT OF ABOUT 12 PER CENT WERE SCREENED-OUT ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS.

RETURNEES,

/THIS REPRESENTED