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... than 120 visits to some distant villages and during which about 3,300 dogs were vaccinated, licenced and microchipped. Special focuses have been put to the inspection of dog licences at construction sites. More than 150 visits were arranged and about 100 dogs were licenced and microchipped...

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... $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. The Centre for Health Protection of the Department of Health (DH) is contacting relevant parties and has put them under...

... an offence with a maximum fine of $50,000. Repeat offenders are subject to a maximum fine of $100,000. All relevant government departments will continue to remain highly vigilant and strictly enforce preventive measures against avian influenza. "The public can call 1823 Call Centre for follow up if...

... the Centre for Health Protection for necessary follow up action. "As a precautionary measure, AFCD has stopped the farm to send the batch of some 100 pigs which contains the pig tested positive for A H1N1 virus for slaughtering.　AFCD has started collecting more samples from pigs on...

... 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. The Centre for Health Protection of the...

..., ducks, geese, pigeons or quails - is an offence with a maximum fine of $50,000. Repeat offenders are subject to a maximum fine of $100,000. In addition, a dead Black-headed Gull collected on January 24 at 81 South Perimeter Road, Lantau, was also confirmed to be H5N1 positive after laboratory testing...

... keeping of five kinds of poultry - chickens, ducks, geese, pigeons or quails - is an offence with a maximum fine of $50,000. Repeat offenders are subject to a maximum fine of $100,000. All relevant government departments will continue to remain highly vigilant and strictly enforce preventive measures...

... of $50,000. Repeat offenders are subject to a maximum fine of $100,000. "People should avoid personal contact with wild birds and live poultry and their droppings. They should clean their hands thoroughly after coming into contact with them. The public can call the Call Centre on 1823 for follow up...