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... Kung on May 5. The red flag was hoisted at the beach immediately. On the next day, staff of the Marine Department spotted another red tide at Sha Tin Hoi near Wu Kai Sha. On May 8, two more red tides were observed by the Marine Police and staff of the Environmental Protection Department at Tung Ping...

... Leisure and Cultural Services Department, the Marine Police, the Environmental Protection Department and members of the public at a number of locations during the period since January 5.Beaches where red tides were spotted include Silverstrand Beach and Clear Water Bay Second Beach in Sai Kung, Stanley...

...; February 9 (Monday)Time:    4.30pm to 6.30pmVenue: Cheung Wah Community Hall,              Cheung Wah Estate, FanlingDate:     February 25 (Wednesday)Time:    5.30pm to 7.30pmVenue:  Tung...

...-export or possession of specimens of Appendix I species or their parts not in accordance with the Protection of Endangered Species of Animals and Plants Ordinance is an offence. The maximum penalty is a fine of $5 million and imprisonment for two years. The specimens will also be forfeited upon...

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... observed at Sheung Sze Wan and Wong Mau Chau to Po Pin Chau waters of Sai Kung on April 5. On April 6, a red tide was sighted at Big Wave Bay Beach, Hong Kong Island, and two red tides were observed at Trio Beach and Hap Mun Bay Beach, Sai Kung yesterday (April 7).The red tide at Sheung Sze Wan has...

... endangered species not in accordance with the Protection of Endangered Species of Animals and Plants Ordinance is an offence. The maximum penalty is a fine of $5 million and imprisonment for two years. The specimens will also be forfeited upon conviction.The spokesman reminded the public to comply with the...

... Monday (December 5). The spokesman said the World Wide Fund for Nature Hong Kong will continue to rigorously carry out cleansing and disinfection measures, while the AFCD is closely monitoring the situation of birds at MPNR and has put up notices to remind visitors to pay attention to personal...

... contravene the Ordinance are liable to a maximum fine of $5 million and imprisonment for two years. The specimens will also be forfeited upon conviction.The spokesman reiterated that the Government attaches great importance to combating illegal trade in endangered species. To enquire about the control...

... Species of Animals and Plants Ordinance is an offence. The maximum penalty is a fine of $5 million and imprisonment for two years. The specimens will also be forfeited upon conviction. The spokesman reminded the public to comply with the regulations and not to import or export specimens or products...