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(I)

Breakdown of Ethnic Origins of Vietnamese Refugees

in Hong Kong

(Position as at 15.12.84)

Appendix 1

Chinese

Vietnamese

Open Centres

North

South

Sub-total (% of total)

North

South

Sub-total ( of total) Total (%)

Kai Tak

2,437

69

2,506

875

5

880

Jubilee

26

26

17

2,483

2,500

Argyle Street*

2

2

7

7

3,586

2,526

Q

(see note)

Sub-total

2,437

97

2,534

(21.1)

892

2,495

3,587

(28.3)

5,921 (49.4

Closed Centres

Chi Ma Wan

54

54

2,525

2,529

2,583

Hei Ling Chau

72

72

2,245

70

2,315

2,387

Cape Collinson

11

4

15

444

138

582

597

Victoria

1

1

82

10

92

93

Argyle Street

2

6

8

206

191

597

405

Sub-total

86

64

150

(1.3)

2,981

2,934

5,915

(49.3)

6,065 (50.6

Total

: 2,523

161

2,684

(22.4)

3,873

5,429

9,702

(77.6)

11,986 (100)

Note :

* The Argyle Street Reception Centre is a departure centre for refugees from both 'open'

and 'closed' centres. Those from 'closed' centres also include refugees rescued at sea by ships.