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... commonly seized from visitors at checkpoints include American Ginseng root, orchids, cacti and meat and products made from crocodiles. "Any person contravening the licensing requirements of the Ordinance will be prosecuted and may be subject to a maximum fine of $5,000,000, imprisonment for two years...

... forms are available on the department's website and at its headquarters, 5/F, Cheung Sha Wan Government Offices, 303 Cheung Sha Wan Road, Kowloon. No permit fee will be charged. Group applications or applicants under the age of 12 will not be accepted. Applicants aged between 12 and 18 should ask...

... maximum fine of $5 million, two-year imprisonment and mandatory forfeiture of the specimens upon conviction, the spokesman added. For enquiries, please call AFCD's Endangered Species Protection Division on 2150 6999 or visit the related website on www.cites.org.hk. End...

... 1993, and a Gazette notification that the draft map of the park was ready for public inspection was published on June 5 this year. With the designation of the country park, the woodland there, as well as a historical military site "Pinewood Battery" will be...

..., Fisheries and Conservation," the spokesman said. Any person found guilty of importing, exporting or possessing any endangered species without a licence is liable to a maximum fine of $5,000,000, imprisonment for two years and mandatory forfeiture of the specimens...

... family, it is a four-year-old female. It is 1.5 metres long, weighing about 14 kilogram. (More information is provided in Annex.) End   ...

... be obtained in advance from the AFCD. The control applies to tourist items as well. Any person 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...

... 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...