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..., disease, prevention of illness/disease/injury, animal diseases and human diseases (e.g. zoonoses). Welfare includes physical welfare and physiological welfare and psychological welfare. Good food and nutrition are also essential. 9. Wild animals and wild birds 9.1 Full details are required in writing...

...(1) 2049/11-12(01)) - 8 - (f) Green Sense (g) Sustainable Green Ltd (h) Ms MA Suk-ying (LC Paper No. CB(1) 2049/11-12(02)) (i) Mr TO Yat-man (j) The Conservancy Association (LC Paper No. CB(1) 1999/11-12(03)) (k) HK Wildlife.net (l) The Green Patch (LC Paper No. CB(1) 2017/11-12(02)) (m) Mr KWOK Tung...

... the proposal would enhance conservation of the site. Some of the proposed conservation measures, e.g. creation of wetland habitats, are measures to mitigate the impacts caused by the development rather than for enhancing conservation of the site. 2. Possible adverse environmental impacts arising from...

... should crouch down to minimize the area of contact between you and the ground. n Stay away from iron fences or other metal installations, including antennae and water pipes. Remove all metal objects (e.g. gold ornaments, watch) from your body. n Consider switching off the mobile phones. n Seek shelter in...

... Animal Health Division) of CSWWFM, the office on 2/F of WWFM, the whole building (excluding 1/F) of NTSAMC, the office on G/F of the Kowloon Animal Management Centre, and offices of Wetland and Fauna Conservation Division (Special Duties Section), Marine Parks Division and Marine Conservation Divisions...

... World Trade Organisation (WTO). These Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures (SPS) Agreements included specific measures on the prevention of health problems relating to the risks posed by trade in animals and animal products (e.g. leather, meat, milk, honey and gelatine). The WTO had to find a body or...

... World Trade Organisation (WTO). These Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures (SPS) Agreements included specific measures on the prevention of health problems relating to the risks posed by trade in animals and animal products (e.g. leather, meat, milk, honey and gelatine). The WTO had to find a body or...

... crouch down to minimize the area of contact between you and the ground. Stay away from iron fences or other metal installations, including antennae and water pipes. Remove all metal objects (e.g. gold ornaments, watch) from your body. Consider switching off the mobile phones. Seek shelter in buildings...

...) to disseminate the message to the youth communities through social media; (g) to deploy more volunteers to disseminate the message and monitor the hygiene conditions at the trial sites on weekends since more ad hoc hikers appeared on weekends; (h) to conduct regular review on the pilot scheme; (i) to...

... and Viewing Gallery will be switched off to fully utilize the natural sunlight. Timer switches have been installed in office equipments (e.g. photocopier and water dispensers) and in most life support systems for live exhibit display tanks and backstage rearing tanks for generic live exhibit lighting...