Inside the Garbage Room, 10/F, Block 8, in Chau Street Low
EOD
Cost Housing Estate.
245
081110
1/F staircase of 372, Prince Edward Road.
ECD
Distribution :-
C.P.
D.C.P./Ops. D.C.P./Admin. D.C.I. (8)
D.S.B.
TEAM SENT
RESULT & TIME PASSED
A.C.P./Ops. C.P.1.0. (2) S.0./Ops. 'A' S.S.I./Ops.
S.B./Ops.
*
D.S.
Military (3)
File: CP/CON/214/113
REMARKS
CONFIDENTIA
1
Simulated Bomb. Opened 0950 hrs.
Mistaken Report. Opened 1054 hrs.
a brown paper carrier bag suspended from the wall. Found to contain a
plastic toy car and a plastic bag with sane Shell Petrol Co. advertising
signs (in the shape of Shells).
There was a red pen on top of the bag. Chinese characters: "Danger,
Coarades don't come near".
A wooden tea chest, contained a few tea leaves.
No slogans,
1
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0003230
G.F. 321
CONFIDENTIAL
CO1
DENTIAL
Sheet: 54
Date
8th April 1971
SUSPECTED BOMBS Sitrep: 8,00/42:80/16.00
SERIAL
TIME REPORT
LOCATION
TEAM SENT
246
081224
Outside Block 5, Kwun Tong R/E.
EOD/K
247
081400
On staircase of 22 Hing Hon Road Western.
EOD/HKI
Distribution :-
C.P.
D.C.P./Cps. D.C.P./Admin.
D.C.I. (8)
.D.S.B.
RESULT & TIME PASSED
A.C.P./Ops. C.P.I.O. (2) S.O./Ops. 'A' S.S.I./Ops.
S.B./Ops.
Mistaken Report. Parcel opened at 1215; hrs.
lüistaken Report. Dismantled at 1425 rs.
D.S.
Military (3)
File: CP/CON/214/113
REMARKS
13/4.
A newspaper parcel 4" x 8" and found to contain 3 small empty bottles.
No slogans.
an empty newspaper wrapped parcel 6a ≈ 4′′. No slogans.
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t
0003130
G.F. 3131
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CONFIDENTIAL SUSPECTED BOMBS
Sheet :
55
Date
9th April '71
Sitrep: 08.00/12000/3608x
LOCATION
SERIAL
TIME REPORTED
TEAM SENT
248
081553 hrs.
o/s staff quarters, Kwong ah_ospital, Waterloo Ra.
EOD/K
249
081701
o/s Macau Ferry Wharf
EOD/HKI
Distribution :-
C.P.
D.C.P./Ops. D.C.P./Admin. D.C.I. (8)
D.S.B.
A.C.P./Ups. C.P.1.0. (2) $.0./Ops. 'A' S.S.I./Ops. 5.B./Ops.
RESULT & TIME PASSED
round object in brown. paper 6" x 5", detonated at 17.21 hrs by EOD.
Found to be empty tin.
1730 hrs. EOD to scene, kalicious report.
D.S.
Military (3)
File: CP/CON/214/113
FPIB info.
REMARKS
Mistaken report.
Nothing found. PPIB info
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0003230
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Sheet: 56
SUSPECTED BOMBS
Date : 10-4-71
Sitrep: 08.00/42-08/46.00
Distribution :
C.P.
D.C.P./Ops. D.C.P./Admin.
A.C.P./Ops
C.P.I.O. (2)
D.C.I. (8)
D.S.B.
S.B./Ops.
S.O./Ops. 'A' S.S.I./Ops.
D.S.
Military (3)
&
File: CP/CON/21/113
SERIAL
TIME REPORTED
LOCATION
TEAM SENT
RESULT & TIME PASSED
REMARKS
250
090900
0/s Blk 8, Shck Yu R/E, T.W.
EQD/NT
at 0940 hrs.
251
091447
13/F, Blk 3, She: Lei R/E, T.7.
EOD/NT
Simulated Bomb,
Detonated at 1504 hrs.
252
091637
0/s Rm 3, Castle Feak Hosp.
EOD/NT
253
092121
2, Tak Shing St, 7/F, Kin.
EOD/K
Mistaken report.
Detonated at 2106 hrs.
254
092241
0/s 81, Electric Rd, North Point,
EOD/HKI
Siaulated Bomb. Detonated at 2328 hrs.
255
092338
Staircase of 16, Wing Hing St.
ZOD/HKI
Mistaken Report.
255
100053
Star Ferry Taxi stand
EOD/HKI
Mistaken report. Detonated wooden packing case containing
pottery, no slogans.
An empty tin 12"x8"x5" rapped in newspaper. Chinese characters : "Keep
away Compatriots"
Malicious report. 1620 hrs. The object could not be located.
Detonated at 2337 hrs.
Mistaken Report.
Detonated at 0115 hrs.
A transistor radio. no slogans.
Stone wrapped in newspaper & brow paper.
Chinese characters: "Canpatriots don't come near" "Down with H.K.
British".
Cardboard box 12"x10"x3" containing iron bars.
Black travelling bag 16"x12"x4" containing 3 tins of oyster sauc and
soap.
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CA$200
C.F. 333
CONFIDENTIAL
Sheet:
CONFTITIAL
Date :
11-4-71
SUSPECTED BOMES
Sitrep: 08.00/42-90/46,00
Distribution :-
C.P.
D.C.P./Ops. D.C.P./Admin. D.C.I. (8)
D.S.B.
A.C.F./Op... C.P.1.0. (2)
D.S. Military (3)
File: CP/CON/214/113
s.0./Ops. 'A' S.S.I./Ops.
$.B./Ops.
SERIAL
TIME REPORTED
LOCATION
TEAM SENT
RESULT & TIME PASSED
REMARKS
257
101000
Opposite 30, Lau Loi Street, Bay View.
EOD/HKI
Mistaken report. Detonated at 1025 hrs.
à cardboard box 12"x8"x4"
258
102053
0/s Roxy Ciname, Yee Wo St.
EOD/HKI
Detonated 2127 hrs. Simulated.
containing rubbish.
3"x4"x2". Chinese characters : "Don't come near fellow
countrymen"
Contained brick.
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DENTIAL
12/4
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G.F. 311
CONFIDENTIAL
1
Cr
259
111557
SERIAL
TIME REPORTED
Outside 196, Holywood Road, G/F, 1,K.
EOD
TEAM SENT
CO...
Sl.eet:
58
Date
12.4.71.
SUSPECTED BOURS
Sitrep : 08.00/12.03/16.00
LOCATION
Distribution :-
C.P.
D.C.P./Ops. D.C.P./Admin.
A.C.P./Up C.F.1.0. (2) 5.0./Ops. 'A'
D.S. Military (3)
File: CP/CON/214/113
REMARKS
D.C.I. (8)
D.S.B.
S.S.I./Ops.
S.B./Ops.
RESULT & TIME PASSED
Sinulated bomb. Dismantled 1645 hrs.
Box 6" x 12" containing cigarette tin. 4 Chinese characters:
"Compatriots keep away"
260
120702
In Tsat Tse Mui Road
EOD
Poning
near Healthy Stroot Central
ENTIAL
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CODENTIAL
ADSCTLD BOMBS
Sheet :
Date :
13th April 1971
Sitrep : 08.00/42.93/46.09
SERIAL
TIME REF ORTED
LOCATION
F.R.
260
120320
Distribution :-
C.P.
D.C.P./Ops. D.C.P./Admin, D.C.I. (8)
D.S.B.
RESULT & TIME PASSED
TEAM SENT
E.O.D.
Mistaken report.
Detonated 0715 hrs.
261
1738
o/s Ying Wah College, Robinson Road.
E.O.D.
Mistaken report.
Detonated 1720 hrs.
A.C.P./Ops. C.P.1.0. (2)
5.0./Ops. 'A'
S.S.I./Ops.
3.B./Ops.
D.S.
Military (3)
File: CP/CON/214/113
REMARKS
Blue plastic box 8" x 4" x 3"
containing nails, wire and drawing pins. No slogans.
A box 18" x 24" x 6" containing used Chinese clothing.
13/4.
262
2325
Front seat of Police
E.O.D.
Simulated Bomb.
Land Rover A 8104 parked o/s S.S.Po Stn.
Detonated 2249 hrs.
TWINZSOLN
0001234
G.F. 323
1
0000 000 opoo
+
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Reported at 2210 hrs.
An oval shaped tin 6" tong wrapped in white paper. Found to contain an
incendiary mixture, possibly Hagnesium powder. Chinese characters: "Down
with the British Empire" "Rinning dog, Wong Chuk Sua" "Dom with white
skinned pig. "Object to water rate rise".
11
OCCOOS
G. F. 323
CONFIDENTIAL
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Sheet: 60
CONDENTIAL
Date
: 14th April 1971
SUSPECTED BOMBS
Sitrep: 08.00/42.00/46.09
SERIAL
TIME REPORTED
LOCATION
TEAM SENT
263
131410
At 5, Man Wing Building,
EOD/K
No. 503, Nathan Road,
Distribution :-
C.P.
D.C.P./Ops. D.C.P./Admin. D.C.I. (8)
D.S.B.
...C.P./Ops. C.P.1.0. (2) S.0./Ops. 'A' S.S.I./Ops.
S.B./Ops.
RESULT & TIME PASSED
Dismantled by EOD at 1405 hrs. Mistaken report.
D.S.
Military (3)
File: CP/CON/214/113
REMARKS
A cake box 3"x2"x6" containing joss-stick pots. No slogans. Reported at
1310 hrs.
富
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CONFIDENTIAL
0003230
G.F. 323
ONFIDENTIAL
COMIDENTIAL
Sheet: 61
Date : 15.4.71.
SUSPECTED BOMBS
Sitrep: 08.00/42.00/46.00
Distribution :-
C.P.
D.C.P./Ops. D.C.P./Admin.
A.C.P./Ops. C.P.1.0. (2)
S.0./Ops. 'A'
D.C.I. (8)
D.S.B.
S.S.I./Ops.
$.B./Ops.
SERIAL
TIME REPORTED
LOCATION
TEAM SENT
RESULT & TIME PASSED
264
140055
At the side lane of 405 Nathan load.
None
265
141301
At junction of South Jordan Valley Road/ Ngau Tau Kok Road, K.T.
EOD
266
141603
Lobby of 14/F Block 7
EOD
Ngau Tau Kok NE,
Kowloon.
267
141745
(Found 1600)
12/F Block 4 Ngau Tau Kok RE, Kowloon.
B.O.
Mistaken Report. 140931.
Detonated by EOD and found to be well wrapped parcel containing dry fuus
at 1245. Mistaken Report.
Detonated by B.O. at 1710 rs. Found to contain children cloth- ing and
books. Simulated.
Opened by 3.0. at 1720 hrs. Found to contain paper.
Mistaken False Report.
D.S.
Military (3)
File: CP/CON/214/113
REMARKS
The object was a plastic toy containing some tire. Informant, a
watchman, opened the toy after reporting to Yaumati P.S. EOD not
required.
A well wrapped box 12" x 12" tied with ribbon. No slogans. Reported at
1142.
The object 8" x 12" x 6" with Chinese characters: "Pedestrians don't
come close to it".
à parcel 6" x 3" x 3". No characters.
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Hongkong Standard|
ESTABLISHED 1949
THE INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER FOR HONGKONG PEOPLE
DAILY READERSHIP OVER 100,000
635, King's Road, North Point, Hongkong Tel. 616222-8 GRAMS: HK STANDARD
Frocing the Red terrorists
THE decision to cut the jail terms imposed on Red terrorists
during the 1967 disturbances is one which may attract strong opposition.
The men and women, dedicated to the overthrow of Hongkong
authority by force, are now being freed before they have served the
sentences handed down by impartial British courts.
This is no way to tell the people of Hongkong that they will be
protected against outside forces which threaten their way of life.
These revolutionaries were sentenced to long jail terms
not because of their political beliefs, but because they were violent
criminals.
Nobody will buy the Government explana- tions that these men
are being treated like other criminals. It is obvious they are not. It
is obvious they are getting special treatment because of political
considerations and the improving relations between Britain and China.
Do they deserve these special considerations? The Hongkong Goverment is
being prodded to release these terrorists by the British Government. The
ultimate responsibility lies in Downing Street not in Albert Road.
It is interesting to consider the viewpoint of the brave men and women
of Hongkong who defied the Red rioters to keep our society free, and how
they will regard the kid-glove treatment of these men.
And their opinions are the ones which should be considered
as being more important than the opinions of the men in Peking who
masterminded the upheaval against our Government authorities four short
years ago.
+
9/2/115
ared in Sing Tao Man Pao on 29th March, 1971 communist prisoners.
Similar sentiments als appearing in Wah Kiu Man Po on 29th papers on
30th March;-
ong Times, Chung Ying Daily, Wise Daily.
| LEFTIST PRISONERS WHO WERE GRANTED AN THERE WERE SOME WHO HAD PLANTED
BOMBS
DISTURBANCES,
OP OF BOMB INCIDENTS HAS MADE PEXPLE AGAIN. EVERYBODY BELIEVES THAT THE
LAW MUST BE UPHELD.
comended for early release last week were slic safety in 1967.
Coincidentally, a ed recently and this gave rise to criticim commending
the early release of prisoners
bomb-planting offences. Of the seven
▶ of then was originally sentenced to 10
7 or 8 years but, they were all released
out the safety and security of Hong Kong
Undeniably it policy needs to be examined. perity since the 1967
disturbances and to improved. However, the dignity of the tined and
people's faith in the future of | security within her boundaries. No
Cong Government must respect the opinions
ople and uphold the dignity of the law.
NO. 115
31.3.71
Chinese Press Review
BOMB INCIDENTS
WITH THE COMPLIMENTS
OF THE
PUBLIC RELATIONS DIVISION,
GOVERNMENT INFORMATION SERVICES.
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PRESS REFORTS ON BOMB INCIDENTS
Non-Communist Press
Bomb incidents received full coverage in the papers on March 28 A
majority of them use it as their front-page lead story.
and 29.
On 28th.. the papers gave detailed descriptions of the discovery and
blasting of the bomb outside the Central Government Offices, and how
Hong Kong's ballistics expert Mr. Norman Hill was injured.
Newspaper reports on the next day mainly covered the following
topics:
1.
2.
3.
4.
Norman Hill's condition;
More bombs found;
Governor's expression of sorrow and his order for the arrest of
culprits;
Statement made by various student bodies emphasizing their innocence and
their objections to violence.
On the 30th.,
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