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... – is an offence with a maximum fine of $50,000. Repeat offenders are subject to a maximum fine of $100,000. "The public can call 1823 Call Centre for follow up if they come across suspicious sick or dead birds, including carcasses of wild birds and poultry," the spokesman said. Members of the...

... fund. A department spokesman said today (July 21) that an appropriate amount of relief funds would be released to affected farming households according to the level of damage suffered. The department's preliminary investigation has revealed that about 50 hectares of farmland in the New Territories were...

... Magistrates' Courts this morning and was fined $3,000. Under the Rabies Ordinance (Cap 421), offences regarding the import of animals without a valid permit are liable to a fine of $50,000 and imprisonment for one year. The import of dogs and cats must be accompanied by a valid import permit and health...

... pigeons were destroyed. They were sent to landfills for disposal.Some 50 staff took part in the operation.The Cheung Sha Wan Temporary Wholesale Poultry Market was thoroughly cleansed and disinfected this morning to prevent the virus from growing and accumulating in the environment. It will be closed...

... fishing gear and refuse, it will help improve the marine environment and preserve marine resources."Some 50 volunteers participated in the coastal clean-up day and collected around 500 kilograms of rubbish from the seabed and the beach. Ends   ...

..., geese, pigeons and quails - is an offence with a maximum fine of $50,000. Repeat offenders are subject to a maximum fine of $100,000.The spokesman warned that people faced prosecution if they kept poultry illegally. Suspected cases of illegal keeping of poultry should be reported to 1823.The spokesman...

... Department (AFCD) said that some 99kg of suspected ivory, 7kg of suspected hornbill beak and 2kg of suspected agarwood were seized by Customs Officers from the luggage of a 50-year-old man on an outbound seven-seater private car at Shenzhen Bay Control Point on May 19 afternoon. Subsequent to investigations...

... investigations, the AFCD charged the two men with illegal import of ivory. One of the men was sentenced for imprisonment of six weeks and a fine of $50,000 while the other man was sentenced for imprisonment of seven weeks and a fine of $60,000.Any person importing, exporting or re-exporting specimens of...

... ordinance is liable to a maximum fine of $50,000. Repeat offenders are subject to a maximum fine of $100,000. The spokesman warned that people face prosecution if they keep poultry illegally. Suspected cases of illegal keeping of poultry should be reported to 1823. The spokesman also reminded the public to...

..., from 28 genera of 12 families were confirmed.       The coral diversity recorded in this study is much higher than that reported previously from Hong Kong waters (i.e. about 50-63 species). We have set up a reference collection...