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(iv)

preventive education and publicity; and

(v)

Police and Customs seizure figures and

arrests.

10.

drug laws

I then distributed a set of the relevant Hong Kong

(English), GIS Narcotics Fact Sheets (Chinese);

copies of the 1986 ACAN Report (Chinese); the drug abuse chart

(Bi-lingual); CRDA Reports (December 86 June 87) (English)

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and publicity material such as posters, leaflets, School

Education Kits (Chinese) and a copy of the documentary film,

"The White Powder War" (English, but I undertook to provide

the Cantonese version when available in due course).

11.

Before the meeting was closed, both Mr. Jiang and

I

I remarked how pleased we were to have the opportunity to talk

to each other and welcomed further liaison. Mr. Jiang and Mr.

Chen requested future exchange in information, law and

technical knowhow. In particular, Mr. Chen enquired about the

possibility for Chinese

Chinese personnel to come to Hong Kong to

learn technique on urine/blood tests and drug analysis.

made no promises but said I could see no objection to such

I took the opportunity to ask, on behalf of our

Chemist, my Chinese hosts whether they could

provide us with some samples of opium grown in China for the

purpose of identifying the source of seized heroin in Hong

requests.

Government