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.... AFCD had alerted mariculturists at Sha Tau Kok, Ap Chau, Kat O and O Pui Tong on possibility of oxygen depletion in the water. No fish kill was reported. The spokesman said red tide was a natural phenomenon and AFCD's pro-active and comprehensive phytoplankton monitoring programme would continue...

...," he said. No fish culture zones nor any gazetted beaches were affected by the red tide. The spokesman said red tide was a natural phenomenon and the Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department's pro-active and comprehensive phytoplankton monitoring programme would continue monitoring red...

... and open countryside. "Any person contravenes such restrictions will be liable to a maximum fine of $25,000 and one year's imprisonment," Mr Lui added. He noted that Mid-Autumn Festival is one of the high fire risk periods in the year. The public should enhance their awareness on fire safety...

.... The spokesman said red tide was a natural phenomenon and AFCD's pro-active and comprehensive phytoplankton monitoring programme would continue monitoring red tide occurrence to minimise its impact on mariculture industry.   ...

... red tides were formed by Noctiluca Scintillans. It had been sighted in Hong Kong waters before and was non-toxic. No associated fish kill was reported. The spokesman said red tide was a natural phenomenon and AFCD's pro-active and comprehensive phytoplankton monitoring programme would continue...

... the Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department's pro-active and comprehensive phytoplankton monitoring programme would continue monitoring red tide occurrence to minimise its impact on mariculture industry.   ...

... natural phenomenon and the Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department's pro-active and comprehensive phytoplankton monitoring programme would continue monitoring red tide occurrence to minimise its impact on mariculture industry.   ...

... Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department's pro-active and comprehensive phytoplankton monitoring programme would continue monitoring red tide occurrence to minimise its impact on the mariculture industry.   ...

... said red tide was a natural phenomenon. The Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department's pro-active and comprehensive phytoplankton monitoring programme would continue monitoring red tide occurrence to minimise its impact on the mariculture industry.   ...

... Kong waters before and were non-toxic. AFCD had reminded mariculturists of the Sha Tau Kok fish culture zone on the possibility of oxygen depletion in the water. No associated fish kill was reported. The spokesman said red tide was a natural phenomenon. AFCD's pro-active and comprehensive...