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Mr Tse is currently in charge of the Operations Division which is responsible for providing field services to workplaces. It operates on a regional basis so that services to the users can be delivered efficiently.

Another six Divisional Factory Inspectors were recently promoted to Superintendent of Factory Inspectors with effect from June. They are Mr Ng Yuk-loi, Mr Chung Ping-wor, Mr Chung Yiu-cho, Mr Tso Sing-hin, Mr Kwan Ping-kwun and Mr Li Pak-keung.

A group of 32 Factory Inspectors II were also promoted to Factory Inspectors I with effect from June.

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Port users advised to proceed with extra care

A Marine Department spokesman appealed to masters of all vessels to proceed with extra care in Victoria Harbour tomorrow (Friday) morning when the Public Cargo Working Areas Joint Committee (PCWAJC) stages a procession.

He also advised ferry commuters including those going to Macau and China to plan their journeys well in advance as ferry services may be disrupted because of the procession.

The PCWAJC informed the Marine Department they intend to stage a two-hour procession in Victoria Harbour starting at 8 am tomorrow to protest Marine Department's management reform at the Public Cargo Working Areas.

"To minimise disruption to port users and ferry commuters, the Marine Department has proposed to the committee to start the procession at 10 am," the spokesman said.

"The Marine Department has reminded the tug masters taking part in the procession to observe Marine Department Notice No. 33 of 1996 which advises masters, owners and operators of all vessels engaged in towing within Hong Kong waters the safety regulations," the spokesman said.