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... endangered species without a licence. "An offender is liable to a maximum fine of $5 million and two years' imprisonment upon conviction. "The control covers a wide variety of endangered species, including their parts, derivatives as well as medicines containing or claiming to contain rhino or tiger...

... Red tide monitoring system improved Friday, March 5, 1999 The Agriculture and Fisheries Department (AFD) has implemented a series of red tide monitoring and management measures in preparation for the red tide season this spring. AFD Senior Fisheries Officer, Dr Patsy Wong, today (Friday...

.... Anyone found guilty of importing, exporting or possessing any endangered species, without a licence issued by the AFCD, is liable to a maximum fine of $5 million, imprisonment for two years and mandatory forfeiture of the specimens upon conviction, the spokesman added. For details, please...

... parts and derivatives, requires a licence which must be obtained in advance from the AFCD. The control applies to tourist items as well. Anyone found guilty of importing, exporting or possessing any endangered species, without a licence issued by the AFCD, is liable to a maximum fine of $5...

... person found guilty of importing, exporting or possessing any endangered species, including their parts and derivatives, without a licence issued by AFD, is liable to a maximum fine of $5 million and two years' imprisonment," he added. The spokesman also took the opportunity to urge members of the...

... Serving for green-tour optionsTuesday, October 5, 1999 The Agriculture and Fisheries Department (AFD) today (Tuesday) uploaded to its website highlights of a new travel guide - Exploring Hong Kong's Countryside: A Visitor Companion. It is an extended...

... propagated orchids including their parts and derivatives, prior to the import and export of these items, they also require a valid export permit issued by the exporting country." Anyone contravening the above provisions is liable to a maximum fine of $5 million, two years!| imprisonment and...

.... “Artificially propagated orchids including their parts and derivatives, prior to the import and export of these items, also require a valid export permit issued by the exporting country.” Any person contravening the provisions is liable, upon conviction, to a maximum fine of $5 million, two...

... should be submitted by post to the Endangered Species Protection Division, Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department, Counter No 7, 5/F, Cheung Sha Wan Government Offices, 303 Cheung Sha Wan Road, Kowloon or by delivery to the same address through the school before October 27. Results will be...

... today (November 14). "About 5 hectares of land in the approved map are to be excised from the existing area of the Country Park and the land will be used to extend the South East New Territories Landfill. Apart from the excision area, the draft map which covers an area of about 606 hectares is identical...