SUNDAY, MAY 24, 1992
APART FROM HIGH RISK AREAS, MR KAN SAID PARTICULAR ATTENTION WILL BE PAID TO HOUSE KEEPING ON THE SITES TO ENSURE THEIR PROPER AND ORDERLY MAINTENANCE AS POOR HOUSE KEEPING HAS BEEN THE CAUSE OF MANY COMMON ACCIDENTS ON SITE.
HE ALSO CAUTIONED THAT PROSECUTION WILL BE TAKEN OUT DURING THE INSPECTIONS AGAINST BLATANT OFFENDERS.
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FOLLOW-UP DISCUSSIONS ON AIRPORT FINANCING PLAN
THE CONSULTATIVE COMMITTEE ON THE NEW AIRPORT AND RELATED PROJECTS WILL HOLD A SPECIAL MEETING ON MAY 28 (THURSDAY) FOR FOLLOW-UP DISCUSSIONS ON THE AIRPORT FINANCING PLAN.
THE MEETING WILL BE HELD AT THE GOVERNMENT SECRETARIAT CONFERENCE HALL, FIRST FLOOR, CENTRAL GOVERNMENT OFFICES, MAIN WING (NEW ANNEXE), STARTING AT 2.30 PM.
MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC WHO WISH TO OBSERVE THE PROCEEDINGS ARE REQUESTED TO RESERVE A SEAT BY CALLING MS LEUNG WING-CHONG ON 802 3302 DURING OFFICE HOURS.
AS SEATING IS LIMITED, BOOKINGS WILL BE ACCEPTED ON A FIRST- COME, FIRST-SERVED BASIS.
ATTENTION NEWS EDITORS:
YOUR REPRESENTATIVES ARE INVITED TO COVER THE MEETING.
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A BRIDGE TO SERVE THE COMMUNITY
THE CIVIL AID SERVICES (CAS), AN AUXILIARY RELIEF ORGANISATION, PLANS TO RECRUIT 500 TO 600 ADULT VOLUNTEERS AND 800 CADETS THIS TO UNDERTAKE ITS MULTIFARIOUS SERVICES FOR THE COMMUNITY.
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ACCORDING TO STAFF OFFICER OF THE CIVIL AID SERVICES, MR S.F. LAM, THE NUMBER OF PEOPLE JOINING EVERY YEAR JUST OFFSET THE NUMBER OF VOLUNTEERS DROPPING OUT.
HE URGED MORE PEOPLE TO JOIN IN TO MAINTAIN THE HIGH STANDARD OF THE SERVICES.
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