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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1994

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REFUSE TRANSFER STATION FOR OUTLYING ISLANDS

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MARINE ENGINEERING

AT HEI

THE GOVERNMENT WILL UNDERTAKE A RANGE OF WORKS TO PROVIDE LAND FOR A PROPOSED REFUSE TRANSFER STATION LING CHAU TO SERVE THE OUTLYING ISLANDS.

IT WILL INVOLVE CONSTRUCTING ABOUT 100 METRES OF SEAWALL, DREDGING

WITHIN AND RECLAIMING ABOUT 2,000 SQUARE METRES OF LAND

AT AREA

SQUARE METRES OF FORESHORE AND SEA-BED OF ABOUT 10,000 WESTERN SIDE OF HET LING CHAU.

AN

THE

WORK ON THE PROJECT WILL COMMENCE IN JUNE NEXT YEAR AND TAKE ABOUT ONE YEAR TO COMPLETE.

THE EXTENT OF THE AREA AFFECTED IS GAZETTED TODAY (FRIDAY).

NOTICE THE

AND ITS RELATED PLAN CAN BE SEEN AT THE LANDS DEPARTMENT'S

BUILDING, SURVEY AND MAPPING OFFICE, 14TH FLOOR, MURRAY GARDEN ROAD, HONG KONG AND AT THE ISLANDS DISTRICT OFFICE, 20TH FLOOR, HARBOUR BUILDING, 38 PIER ROAD, CENTRAL, HONG KONG.

EASEMENT

ANY PERSON WHO CONSIDERS THAT HIS INTEREST, RIGHT OR IN OR OVER THE FORESHORE AND SEA-BED INVOLVED WILL BE INJURIOUSLY AFFECTED BY THE WORKS MAY SUBMIT A WRITTEN CLAIM FOR COMPENSATION THE DIRECTOR OF LANDS ON OR BEFORE SEPTEMBER 23, 1995.

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IS

HE SHOULD STATE IN HIS SUBMISSION THE SUM OF MONEY WHICH HE WILLING TO ACCEPT IN FULL AND FINAL SETTLEMENT OF HIS CLAIM AND SUBMIT ANY PARTICULARS HE POSSESSES TO SUBSTANTIATE HIS CLAIM.

REHABILITATION SERVICES FOR EX-MENTAL PATIENTS

MENTAL

HEALTH

SERVICE

LONG WAY IN IN HONG KONG HAS COME A

DIRECTOR OF SOCIAL MEETING THE NEEDS OF PSYCHIATRIC PATIENTS, THE WELFARE, MR IAN STRACHAN, SAID TODAY (FRIDAY).

SPEAKING

GENERAL

THE

LIFE NEW APART FROM REHABILITATION OF EX-

AT

ANNUAL THE

OF MEETING PSYCHIATRIC REHABILITATION ASSOCIATION, MR STRACHAN SAID MEDICAL TREATMENT IN HOSPITALS AND CLINICS, A RANGE OF SERVICES HAD BEEN DEVELOPED TO CATER TO THE INDIVIDUAL NEEDS MENTAL PATIENTS.

CARE HE SAID.

"THE TREND IS TO MOVE FROM INSTITUTION TOWARDS COMMUNITY AND TO LAY MORE EMPHASIS ON PREVENTION AND PUBLIC EDUCATION,'

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PEOPLE,

ON SOCIAL REHABILITATION SERVICES FOR EX-MENTALLY ILL MR STRACHAN SAID IT WAS IMPORTANT THAT EX-MENTAL PATIENTS COULD RETURN TO THE COMMUNITY AND LEAD AN INDEPENDENT LIFE.

"TO

CERTAIN

THAT

SKILLS LIFF

ONE

1

BE INDEPENDENT, ONE HAS TO MASTER INCLUDING VOCATIONAL SKILLS, AND IT IS OBVIOUSLY IMPORTANT HAS THE MEANS TO MAINTAIN ONE'S LIFE.

/"LIFE SKILLS