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FRIDAY, MAY 29, 1992

FOLLOWING DOCUMENTS

THE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT HAS PRODUCED THE TO SUPPORT TEACHERS AND TO INFORM PARENTS AND OTHERS:

* A LEAFLET ON TTRA FOR PARENTS;

TTRA OF

* AN OVERVIEW

IMPLEMENTATION; AND

SUMMARISING

ITS

AIMS,

CONTENT

AND

* LEARNING TARGETS AND EXEMPLAR TASKS FOR CHINESE, ENGLISH

MATHEMATICS.

OTHERS TO BE PRODUCED INCLUDE:

* A GENERAL INTRODUCTION TO TTRA FOR SCHOOLS; AND

* PROGRAMMES OF STUDY FOR EACH KEY STAGE FOR EACH OF THE

SUBJECTS.

AND

THREE

SUSPECTED ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS ARRESTED

* * * * *

IMMIGRATION

INVESTIGATORS

STAY

ARRESTED THREE

SERIES IN A

OF

IMMIGRANTS FROM CHINA AND SEVEN TWO-WAY PERMIT BREACH OF CONDITION OF (THURSDAY).

SUSPECTED

ILLEGAL

VISITORS FOR ALLEGED YESTERDAY OPERATIONS

28,

WOMEN AND A MAN AGED THE SUSPECTED ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS, TWO

THEY WHERE IN WERE ARRESTED

RESTAURANTS TWO BETWEEN 22 AND ADMITTED TO HAVE OBTAINED EMPLOYMENT AS CASUAL WORKERS.

AMONG THE SEVEN VISITORS, TWO WERE INTERCEPTED AT THEIR

PLACES

OF WORK.

IN OVERSTAYED

HONG KONG. OF

FIVE OTHERS WERE FOUND TO HAVE THEM, TWO WERE INTERCEPTED AT WORKPLACES.

FOUND WORKING DEPLOYED BY

A 33-YEAR-OLD FILIPINO DOMESTIC HELPER WAS ALSO

ILLEGALLY BEEN IN A FACTORY. SHE WAS SUSPECTED TO HAVE HER EMPLOYER TO WORK THERE.

SIX HONG KONG RESIDENTS ARE ASSISTING WITH INVESTIGATIONS.

A SPOKESMAN FOR THE DEPARTMENT REITERATED THAT THERE NO AMNESTY FOR ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS.

HE SAID VISITORS MUST LEAVE HONG KONG STAY IMPOSED BY THE IMMIGRATION DEPARTMENT.

WOULD BE

WITHIN THEIR LIMIT

OF

EMPLOYMENT, WHETHER

PAID

OR

THEY ARE NOT ALLOWED TO TAKE UP UNPAID, WITHOUT THE PERMISSION FROM THE DIRECTOR OF IMMIGRATION.

/HE EXPLAINED