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MONDAY, MARCH 9, 1992

ON

SELECTED STUDENTS AS A CO-OPERATIVE PROJECT WITH THE SCHOOLS,

ENABLE THEM TO THE EXHIBITION TO ARE GIVEN DETAILED BRIEFING

EXHIBITION GOES то THEIR EXPLAIN TO THEIR FELLOW STUDENTS WHEN THE SCHOOLS.

THE

EXHIBITION

HAS

VISITED

UP TO THE END OF FEBRUARY, THAN HALF OF THE SCHOOLS. THE RESPONSES FROM TEACHERS AND STUDENTS FAR ARE FAVOURABLE.

SCHOOL SECOND THERE WILL BE A OCTOBER THIS YEAR COVERING THE THEME ON

MORE

80

EXHIBITION IN SEPTEMBER AND

TYPHOON.

THIS SERIES OF ROVING EXHIBITIONS ON THE WEATHER IN AIMS TO PROMOTE AMONG STUDENTS A BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF THE PROCESSES INVOLVED IN AND WEATHER.

THE

POTENTIAL

IT IS HOPED THAT THROUGH THIS, THE THE REAL-LIFE RELEVANCE OF WHAT THEY STUDY WITH WEATHER.

HAZARDS

BROUGHT

HONG KONG PHYSICAL

BY

LOCAL

STUDENTS WOULD APPRECIATE IN SCHOOL IN CONNECTION

WATER STORAGE FIGURE

* * * * *

STORAGE IN HONG KONG'S RESERVOIRS AT 9 AM TODAY (MONDAY) AT 33.1 PER CENT OF CAPACITY OR 193.964 MILLION CUBIC METRES.

THIS TIME LAST YEAR THE RESERVOIRS CUBIC METRES OF WATER, REPRESENTING

STOOD

CONTAINED 159.584 MILLION

OF 27.2 PER CENT

CAPACITY.

CONSERVE WATER

SUPPLIES DEPARTMENT ADVISED THE

ΤΟ

AND AVOID

A SPOKESMAN FOR

EVERYTHING PUBLIC TO DO WASTAGE.

THE

WATER

THEY

COULD

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