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... today (September 9). Staff of the Government Flying Service observed a red tide at Sai Kung Hoi on September 5. The red tide dissipated on September 7. The other occurrence was sighted on September 6 by staff of the Leisure and Cultural Services Department at Silver Mine Bay Beach. Red flag has...

... an offence to import, export or possess endangered species without a licence. "An offender is liable to a maximum fine of $5 million and two years' imprisonment upon conviction of illegal trading of highly endangered species. "The control covers a wide variety of endangered species, including their...

... January 3. Meanwhile, staff of the Environmental Protection Department reported a red tide sighting along Tuen Mun River on January 5. The red tide, still persists along Tuen Mun River today, is formed by Heterosigma akashiwo. The two red tide species, Mesodinium rubrum and Heterosigma akashiwo, are...

... animal cruelty. Under the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Ordinance, the maximum penalty for cruelty to animals is a fine of $5,000 and imprisonment for six months. Dr Ho said a pet was for life and abandoning an animal was a cruel act. End...

... the approved amendment bill, the maximum penalty for animal cruelty acts, such as beating, kicking and torture, would be increased from the current penalty of a fine of $5,000 and an imprisonment of six months to a fine of $200,000 and an imprisonment of three years. The Agriculture, Fisheries and...

... the pier off the Aberdeen Wholesale Fish Market for examination and identification. The AFCD identified it as a whale shark measuring about 5 metres in length. The shark was released back to the waters of Round Island around 4.30pm. The whale shark, Rhincodon typus, is a slow, filter feeding shark...

... of Animals and Plants Ordinance (Cap 586), any person found guilty of importing, exporting, re-exporting or possessing any endangered species without a licence is liable to a maximum fine of $5 million, imprisonment for two years and mandatory forfeiture of the specimens. The public are reminded to...

... found guilty of importing, exporting, re-exporting or possessing any endangered species without a licence is liable to a maximum fine of $5 million, imprisonment for two years and mandatory forfeiture of the specimens. The public are reminded to comply with the regulations and not to buy specimens of...

... Species of Animals and Plants Ordinance (Cap. 586), any person importing, exporting, re-exporting or possessing any endangered species for commercial purposes including ivory without a licence is liable to a maximum fine of $5 million, imprisonment for two years and mandatory forfeiture of the specimens...

... Turtle Cove Beach, Hong Kong Island, on April 5. Red flags were hoisted at the beaches immediately.The red tides have already dissipated. No associated death of fish has been reported."Both red tides were formed by Noctiluca scintillans, which is non-toxic and commonly found in Hong Kong waters," a...