The Deputy Chief Secretary for Administration, Mr Cheuk Wing-hing, chaired the fourth meeting of the Task Force on District Governance today (April 29) to follow up on the initiatives endorsed by the Steering Committee on District Governance. The meeting reviewed the preparatory work of various bureaux and departments for the celebration of the 75th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China (PRC), and the implementation progress of seven district issues.
 
     Mr Cheuk said, "This year's October 1 anniversary is of great significance, marking not only the 75th anniversary of the founding of the PRC, but also the first National Day of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region after the reform of District Councils and the completion of the legislation on Article 23 of the Basic Law. I will assist the Chief Secretary for Administration (CS) in leading various bureaux and departments to make good preparations for various celebration activities and publicity programmes."
 
     The Steering Committee chaired by the CS formulated at its first two meetings strategies in relation to seven district issues, covering areas on support for children and the elderly, environmental hygiene, law and order, road safety, pedestrian facilities and estate environment. The Task Force continued to follow up at this meeting the implementation details and the progress of the relevant items is as follows:
 
(1) Expanding after-school care service and enhancing support for parents
 
     Non-governmental organisations responsible for providing after-school care services have progressively commenced their services since last September. As at the end of this February, 59 primary schools have participated in the School-based After School Care Service Pilot Scheme, providing approximately 2 900 service places in total.
 
(2) Caring for the elderly and enhancing community support
 
     The Leisure and Cultural Services Department (LCSD) has added elderly-friendly fitness equipment to 18 leisure venues, and will hold around 5 700 recreation and sports activities for the elderly for free this year. The LCSD has also launched the Umbrellas for Loan by Elderly Park Visitors Scheme this February.
 
     The Social Welfare Department (SWD) has launched a pilot scheme this March, with Tsuen Wan and Southern Districts as pilot points, to identify hidden elders, carers of the elderly, and caregivers of persons with disabilities in need of assistance during home visits by District Services and Community Care Teams for referral to the SWD and social welfare units for follow-up support.
 
(3) Fostering clean markets and mobilising the community to participate in anti-rodent work
 
     The Food and Environmental Hygiene Department (FEHD) is continuing to enhance the cleanliness and hygiene of public markets and cooked food markets, including progressively increasing the frequency of cleansing work in markets, and commencing stall improvements at the Queen Street Cooked Food Market on a trial basis starting this February.
 
     The FEHD is also continuing to strengthen rodent control, including increasing the number of overnight rodent control roving teams, and extending the trial scheme of allowing food premises to place large-size waste containers in rear lanes for temporary storage of waste.
 
(4) Enhancing public order and combating crimes on all fronts
 
     Police plan to install closed-circuit television in 615 locations with higher crime figures across districts to serve as a deterrent against and an aid in the investigation of street crimes. Fifteen installations have been completed for technical tests in Mong Kok this April.
 
(5) Improving pedestrian facilities and ensuring road safety
 
     The Highways Department (HyD) is expanding the repaving of footpaths, with works on 18 sections already completed. The Transport Department is installing auxiliary pedestrian crossing devices with red light-beam projections at pedestrian crossing black spots in various districts, with devices at the first 17 locations installed and commissioned.
 
(6) Enhancing the walking experience for citizens and creating a pedestrian-friendly environment
 
     The HyD has selected 36 footbridges and pedestrian subways in 18 districts, and will design and carry out renovation and beautification works. The HyD has also selected 10 suitable locations and completed preliminary designs for installing bench railings for citizens to sit and rest on a trial basis. The above works are targeted to commence in mid-2024.
 
(7) Improving the environment of public housing estates and creating comfortable homes
 
     The Housing Department has rolled out estate improvement works for 10 public rental housing estates starting from the first quarter of 2024, and will commence improvement works based on various themes in another five in the second quarter.
 
     Mr Cheuk received reports from the relevant Heads of Departments on their work. He urged departments and District Councils to make good use of the refined district governance structure and discharge good governance with various district initiatives of community interests to continuously enhance governance efficacy at the district level and duly address the needs of the people.

     The Labour Department (LD) today (April 29) reminded members of the public to obtain a licence before operating an employment agency (EA), or they may face prosecution.
      
     The reminder was made following the convictions of a company for operating an unlicensed EA and a man for managing the unlicensed EA at Eastern Magistrates' Courts today, who were fined $14,000 each; as well as the conviction of a woman for assisting in managing an unlicensed EA at Kowloon City Magistrates' Courts today, who was fined $10,000.

     In January 2022, the LD received intelligence regarding the company concerned and a man in arranging job referrals for foreign domestic helpers (FDHs) in Wan Chai. During the course of the investigation, the LD received complaints from a number of FDHs against the company concerned and the man between July and October 2022. With the complainants' co-operation, the investigation revealed sufficient evidence that the company was operating an EA without a licence and the man was managing the unlicensed EA. As a result, the LD decided to take out prosecution.
      
     In addition, the LD received a complaint from an FDH in November 2022. As the investigation revealed sufficient evidence that the said woman was assisting in managing an unlicensed EA, the LD decided to take out prosecution.
      
     All establishments or persons operating a business in Hong Kong for the purpose of obtaining employment for another person or supplying personnel to an employer are governed by Part XII of the Employment Ordinance and the Employment Agency Regulations. Irrespective of the modus operandi or the types of jobs referred, all EAs must obtain a licence issued by the LD before undertaking any EA activities. Except for the EA licence holder or his or her associates, no one shall operate, manage or assist in the management of an EA. Offenders may face prosecution.
      
     The LD reminds EAs to operate in full compliance with the law as well as the Code of Practice for EAs at all times. Failure to do so may lead to prosecution and/or revocation of licence. The maximum penalties for the offences of unlicensed operation of an EA or overcharging commission from job-seekers are a fine of $350,000 and imprisonment for three years.
      
     Should there be enquiries about matters related to EAs or complaints about malpractices of EAs, please contact the Employment Agencies Administration of the LD by calling 2115 3667, sending e-mails to ea-ee@labour.gov.hk, or visiting its office at Unit 906, 9/F, One Mong Kok Road Commercial Centre, 1 Mong Kok Road, Kowloon.

     The Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office, Berlin (HKETO Berlin) supported the screening of two Hong Kong films under the dedicated HONG KONG PROGRAMME at the third edition of the Red Lotus Asian Film Festival, which took place from April 25 to 28 (Vienna time) in Vienna.
 
     The Festival showcases outstanding Asian movies, and the HONG KONG PROGRAMME this year presented two award-winning cinematic masterpieces, "All Shall Be Well" and "The Goldfinger".
 
     On the occasion of the opening screening of "All Shall Be Well", the Director of the HKETO Berlin, Ms Jenny Szeto, thanked the Festival organiser for bringing Hong Kong films to Europe and highlighted the vibrancy of the film industry in Hong Kong. "Hong Kong has always been proud of its East-meets-West culture, where modernity blends with tradition. The openness and diversity in Hong Kong empower our filmmakers to delve into a wide range of issues, crafting extraordinary stories that offer fresh and unique perspectives," said Ms Szeto.
 
     She added that the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region is committed to supporting the sustainable development of the film industry not only through financial support but also fostering global exchanges and enhancing exposures. For example, the Film Development Fund recently launched a Hong Kong-Europe-Asian Film Collaboration Funding Scheme to subsidise film projects co-produced by filmmakers from Hong Kong and European/Asian countries.
 
About HKETO Berlin
 
     HKETO Berlin is the official representative of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government in commercial relations and other economic and trade matters in Austria as well as the Czech Republic, Germany, Hungary, Poland, the Slovak Republic, Slovenia and Switzerland.

     Police will implement special traffic arrangements in various districts to facilitate the celebration of Tin Hau Festival.

Yuen Long
———

A.    Road closure

     The following roads will be intermittently closed on May 1 until completion of the procession (actual implementation time may be advanced if necessary):

From 8am onwards:

– Hong Yip Street between Wang Yip Street East and Po Yip Street;
– Southbound Po Yip Street between Hong Yip Street and Yuen Long On Lok Road;
– Yuen Long On Lok Road between Po Yip Street and Wang Chau Road;
– Wang Chau Road;
– Tung Lok Street between Yuen Long On Ning Road and Fook Tak Street;
– Tai Kiu Road;
– Sau Fu Street;
– Kik Yeung Road;
– Yuen Long On Ning Road between Wang Chau Road and Ma Miu Road;
– Ma Miu Road; and
– Wang Tat Road between Shui Pin Wai Interchange and Fung Chi Road, except for franchise buses.

     The following roads will be closed on May 1 until completion of the procession (actual implementation time may be advanced if necessary):

From 8am onwards:

– Fung Cheung Road between Kin Lok Street and Fung Kam Street;
– Yau San Street between Kin Lok Street and Hop Yick Road;
– Westbound Kin Lok Street;
– Kin Yip Street;
– Hop Yick Road;
– Kin Tak Street; and
– Tai Tong Road between Shung Ching San Tsuen and Hop Yick Road.

From 9am onwards:

– Tai Tong Road between Fau Tsoi Street and Ma Tong Road;
– Kau Yuk Road between Tai Tong Road and Fung Nin Road;
– Ma Tin Road between Kau Yuk Road and Ma Tong Road;
– Yuen Long Tai Yuk Road between Kau Yuk Road and Ma Tin Road;
– Yuen Long On Hing Street;
– On Leung Lane;
– On Hong Road; and
– On Chun Lane.

From 10am onwards:

– Ma Tong Road and Ma Tin Road between Sai Yu Street and Yuen Long Tak Yuk Road; and
– Tai Shu Ha Road East between Ma Tong Road and Tai Shu Ha Tin Hau Temple.

B.    Cycle tracks closure

     The cycling tracks on Wang Tat Road between Chun Hing San Tsuen and Fung Chi Road will be intermittently closed from 7.45am on May 1 until completion of the procession (actual implementation time may be advanced if necessary).

C.    Traffic diversions

     The following traffic diversions will be implemented (actual implementation time may be advanced if necessary):

– Tai Shu Ha Road East between Ma Tong Road and Tai Shu Ha Tin Hau Temple will be re-routed one way southbound from 6pm on April 30 to 5pm on May 1; and
– Kin Yip Street between the entrance/exit of the car park of Fung Ting Court and its junction with Kin Lok Street will be re-routed one way northbound from 8am on May 1 until completion of the procession.

D.    Suspension of parking spaces

     The goods vehicle parking spaces at the car park of Fung Yau Street North will be suspended from 4pm on April 30 until completion of the procession.

     All parking spaces on the following roads or car parks will be suspended from 8pm on May 1 until completion of the procession:

– Car park of Yuen Long Tai Yuk Road outside Yuen Long Stadium;
– Car park of Town Park Road North outside Yuen Long Stadium;
– Ma Tin Road;
– Wang Fat Path;
– Kin Tak Street;
– Yan Lok Square;
– Hung Min Court;
– On Leung Lane;
– On Hong Road; and
– On Chun Lane.

Tuen Mun
——–

A.    Road closure

     The following roads will be closed from 7am to 3pm on May 1, except for vehicles with permit:

– San Wo Lane;
– San Tak Street;
– Southbound Tuen Mun Heung Sze Wui Road between Castle Peak Road – San Hui and Pui To Road; and
– Luk Yuen Street.

     The following roads will be intermittently closed on May 1, except for vehicles with permit:

From 7am to 6pm:

– Tin Hau Road between Pui To Road and Yip Wong Road;
– Hung Cheung Road between its southern junctions with San Ping Circuit and Tin Hau Road;
– Southbound Hung Cheung Road between its southern and
northern junctions with San Ping Circuit;
– San On Street from its southern junction with Hung Cheung Road to a point about 30 metres north of the same junction;
– San Hop Lane; and
– Hing Wong Street from its junction with Hung Cheung Road to a point about 30 metres north of the same junction.

From 7am to 3pm:

     Westbound Pui To Road between Tuen Mun Heung Sze Wui Road and Tin Hau Road.

From 1pm to 6pm:

– Eastbound Pui To Road between Tsun Wen Road and Ho Pong Street; and
– Northbound Ho Pong Street.

B.    Cycle tracks closure

     The cycle track along the western riverside of Tuen Mun River Channel between Pui To Road and Yau Oi Bridge will be closed from 7am to 6pm on May 1.

C.    Traffic diversions

     Hung Cheung Road between its southern and northern junctions with San Ping Circuit will be re-routed one way northbound from 7am to 6pm on May 1, except for vehicles with permit.

D.    Suspension of metered parking spaces

     All metered parking spaces on the following roads or car parks will be suspended on May 1, except for vehicles with permit:

From 7am to 2pm:

– San Wo Lane;
– Carpark on San Wo Lane;
– San Tsing Street;
– Luk Yuen Street; and
– Northbound Tuen Mun Heung Sze Wui Road opposite to San Hui Playground.

From 7am to 6pm:

     Carpark outside Tuen Mun Hung Cheung Road Sitting-out Area.

Cha Kwo Ling
———–

     The following traffic arrangements will be implemented from 8am to 3.15pm on May 1:

– The slow lane of eastbound Cha Kwo Ling Road between Wai Yip Street and Lam Tin Interchange will be closed;
– Eastbound Cha Kwo Ling Road between Wing Fook Street and Wai Yip Street will be closed; and
– Vehicles heading for eastbound Cha Kwo Ling Road will be diverted via the unnamed slip road leading from Cha Kwo Ling Road to Wai Yip Street, westbound Wai Yip Street, roundabout, eastbound Wai Yip Street and eastbound Cha Kwo Ling Road.

Sai Kung
——–

(1)    Joss House Bay

     The following traffic arrangements will be implemented from 0.01am on April 30 to 11.59pm on May 1:

– Tai Au Mun Road from a point about 75 metres north from its junction with Po Toi O Chuen Road to a point about 100 metres south of the same junction will be closed, except for access to Po Toi O Chuen, Tin Hau Temple and the Clearwater Bay Golf and Country Club;
– Six metered parking spaces (meter no. 28670A, 28670B, 28671A, 28671B, 28672A and 28672B) and four non-metered parking spaces on Tai Au Mun Road outside Clearwater Bay Golf and Country Club will be suspended; and
– Four metered parking spaces (meter no. 28249A, 28249B, 28250A and 28250B), four motorcycle parking spaces and a coach parking space on Tai Au Mun Road near Po Toi O Chuen Road will be suspended.

(2)    Sai Kung Town

     The following traffic arrangements will be implemented form 8am on May 6 to 6pm on June 11:

A.    Road closure and traffic diversions

     The following road closure and traffic diversions will be implemented:

– Yi Chun Street from Yi Chun Street Public Toilet to its western junction with Man Nin Street will be closed;
– Nin Chun Street will be re-routed one way northbound;
– Man Nin Street from its western junction with Yi Chun Street to its junction with Nin Chun Street will be converted into two-way traffic; and
– Traffic along Man Nin Street heading for Po Tung Road will be diverted via northbound Nin Chun Street and westbound Man Nin Street.

B.    Suspension of parking spaces

     The following parking spaces will be suspended:

– Metered parking spaces on Man Nin Street (meter no. 28081A, 28081B, 28082A, 28082B, 28083A, 28083B, 28084A, 28084B, 28085A, 28085B, 28086A, 28086B, 28088A, 28088B, 28089A and 28089B);
– Metered parking spaces on Yi Chun Street (meter no. 28091B, 28093A, 28093B, 28094A, 28094B, 28095A, 28095B, 28096A, 28096B, 28117A, 28117B and 28118B);
– Metered parking spaces on Po Tung Road (meter no. 28025A, 28025B and 28027A); and
– All motorcycle parking spaces opposite to Mona Fong Government Clinic on Man Nin Street.

Tsing Yi
——–

     The following traffic arrangements will be implemented form 8am to 4pm on May 10:

A.    Road closure

     The following roads will be closed:

– Tsing Luk Street between the carpark exit of Tsing Yi Garden and the taxi stand near Tsing Yi Estate Bus Terminus; and
– The slow lane of southbound Fung Shue Wo Road opposite to Tsing Yi Rural Committee.

B.    Traffic diversions

     The following traffic diversions will be implemented:

– Traffic along southbound Fung Shue Wo Road heading for northbound Tsing King Road via Tsing Yip Street and Tsing Luk Street will be diverted via southbound Fung Shue Wo Road, Fung Shue Wo Road roundabout and northbound Tsing King Road;
– Traffic along northbound Tsing Yi Heung Sze Wui Road heading for Tsing Yip Street via Tsing Luk Street will be diverted via northbound Tsing Yi Heung Sze Wui Road, northbound Fung Shue Wo Road and eastbound Tsing Yip Street; and
– Traffic along Tsing King Road near Cheung On Estate heading for Tsing Yip Street via Tsing Luk Street will be diverted via northbound Tsing King Road, Fung Shue Wo Road roundabout, westbound Fung Shue Wo Road and eastbound Tsing Yip Street.

     All vehicles parked illegally during the implementation of the above special traffic arrangements will be towed away without prior warning, and may be subject to multiple ticketing.  

     Actual implementation of traffic arrangements will be made depending on traffic and crowd conditions in the areas. Motorists are advised to exercise tolerance and patience and take heed of instructions of the Police on site.

     Police will implement special traffic arrangements in various districts to facilitate the celebration of Tin Hau Festival.

Yuen Long
———

A.    Road closure

     The following roads will be intermittently closed on May 1 until completion of the procession (actual implementation time may be advanced if necessary):

From 8am onwards:

– Hong Yip Street between Wang Yip Street East and Po Yip Street;
– Southbound Po Yip Street between Hong Yip Street and Yuen Long On Lok Road;
– Yuen Long On Lok Road between Po Yip Street and Wang Chau Road;
– Wang Chau Road;
– Tung Lok Street between Yuen Long On Ning Road and Fook Tak Street;
– Tai Kiu Road;
– Sau Fu Street;
– Kik Yeung Road;
– Yuen Long On Ning Road between Wang Chau Road and Ma Miu Road;
– Ma Miu Road; and
– Wang Tat Road between Shui Pin Wai Interchange and Fung Chi Road, except for franchise buses.

     The following roads will be closed on May 1 until completion of the procession (actual implementation time may be advanced if necessary):

From 8am onwards:

– Fung Cheung Road between Kin Lok Street and Fung Kam Street;
– Yau San Street between Kin Lok Street and Hop Yick Road;
– Westbound Kin Lok Street;
– Kin Yip Street;
– Hop Yick Road;
– Kin Tak Street; and
– Tai Tong Road between Shung Ching San Tsuen and Hop Yick Road.

From 9am onwards:

– Tai Tong Road between Fau Tsoi Street and Ma Tong Road;
– Kau Yuk Road between Tai Tong Road and Fung Nin Road;
– Ma Tin Road between Kau Yuk Road and Ma Tong Road;
– Yuen Long Tai Yuk Road between Kau Yuk Road and Ma Tin Road;
– Yuen Long On Hing Street;
– On Leung Lane;
– On Hong Road; and
– On Chun Lane.

From 10am onwards:

– Ma Tong Road and Ma Tin Road between Sai Yu Street and Yuen Long Tak Yuk Road; and
– Tai Shu Ha Road East between Ma Tong Road and Tai Shu Ha Tin Hau Temple.

B.    Cycle tracks closure

     The cycling tracks on Wang Tat Road between Chun Hing San Tsuen and Fung Chi Road will be intermittently closed from 7.45am on May 1 until completion of the procession (actual implementation time may be advanced if necessary).

C.    Traffic diversions

     The following traffic diversions will be implemented (actual implementation time may be advanced if necessary):

– Tai Shu Ha Road East between Ma Tong Road and Tai Shu Ha Tin Hau Temple will be re-routed one way southbound from 6pm on April 30 to 5pm on May 1; and
– Kin Yip Street between the entrance/exit of the car park of Fung Ting Court and its junction with Kin Lok Street will be re-routed one way northbound from 8am on May 1 until completion of the procession.

D.    Suspension of parking spaces

     The goods vehicle parking spaces at the car park of Fung Yau Street North will be suspended from 4pm on April 30 until completion of the procession.

     All parking spaces on the following roads or car parks will be suspended from 8pm on May 1 until completion of the procession:

– Car park of Yuen Long Tai Yuk Road outside Yuen Long Stadium;
– Car park of Town Park Road North outside Yuen Long Stadium;
– Ma Tin Road;
– Wang Fat Path;
– Kin Tak Street;
– Yan Lok Square;
– Hung Min Court;
– On Leung Lane;
– On Hong Road; and
– On Chun Lane.

Tuen Mun
——–

A.    Road closure

     The following roads will be closed from 7am to 3pm on May 1, except for vehicles with permit:

– San Wo Lane;
– San Tak Street;
– Southbound Tuen Mun Heung Sze Wui Road between Castle Peak Road – San Hui and Pui To Road; and
– Luk Yuen Street.

     The following roads will be intermittently closed on May 1, except for vehicles with permit:

From 7am to 6pm:

– Tin Hau Road between Pui To Road and Yip Wong Road;
– Hung Cheung Road between its southern junctions with San Ping Circuit and Tin Hau Road;
– Southbound Hung Cheung Road between its southern and
northern junctions with San Ping Circuit;
– San On Street from its southern junction with Hung Cheung Road to a point about 30 metres north of the same junction;
– San Hop Lane; and
– Hing Wong Street from its junction with Hung Cheung Road to a point about 30 metres north of the same junction.

From 7am to 3pm:

     Westbound Pui To Road between Tuen Mun Heung Sze Wui Road and Tin Hau Road.

From 1pm to 6pm:

– Eastbound Pui To Road between Tsun Wen Road and Ho Pong Street; and
– Northbound Ho Pong Street.

B.    Cycle tracks closure

     The cycle track along the western riverside of Tuen Mun River Channel between Pui To Road and Yau Oi Bridge will be closed from 7am to 6pm on May 1.

C.    Traffic diversions

     Hung Cheung Road between its southern and northern junctions with San Ping Circuit will be re-routed one way northbound from 7am to 6pm on May 1, except for vehicles with permit.

D.    Suspension of metered parking spaces

     All metered parking spaces on the following roads or car parks will be suspended on May 1, except for vehicles with permit:

From 7am to 2pm:

– San Wo Lane;
– Carpark on San Wo Lane;
– San Tsing Street;
– Luk Yuen Street; and
– Northbound Tuen Mun Heung Sze Wui Road opposite to San Hui Playground.

From 7am to 6pm:

     Carpark outside Tuen Mun Hung Cheung Road Sitting-out Area.

Cha Kwo Ling
———–

     The following traffic arrangements will be implemented from 8am to 3.15pm on May 1:

– The slow lane of eastbound Cha Kwo Ling Road between Wai Yip Street and Lam Tin Interchange will be closed;
– Eastbound Cha Kwo Ling Road between Wing Fook Street and Wai Yip Street will be closed; and
– Vehicles heading for eastbound Cha Kwo Ling Road will be diverted via the unnamed slip road leading from Cha Kwo Ling Road to Wai Yip Street, westbound Wai Yip Street, roundabout, eastbound Wai Yip Street and eastbound Cha Kwo Ling Road.

Sai Kung
——–

(1)    Joss House Bay

     The following traffic arrangements will be implemented from 0.01am on April 30 to 11.59pm on May 1:

– Tai Au Mun Road from a point about 75 metres north from its junction with Po Toi O Chuen Road to a point about 100 metres south of the same junction will be closed, except for access to Po Toi O Chuen, Tin Hau Temple and the Clearwater Bay Golf and Country Club;
– Six metered parking spaces (meter no. 28670A, 28670B, 28671A, 28671B, 28672A and 28672B) and four non-metered parking spaces on Tai Au Mun Road outside Clearwater Bay Golf and Country Club will be suspended; and
– Four metered parking spaces (meter no. 28249A, 28249B, 28250A and 28250B), four motorcycle parking spaces and a coach parking space on Tai Au Mun Road near Po Toi O Chuen Road will be suspended.

(2)    Sai Kung Town

     The following traffic arrangements will be implemented form 8am on May 6 to 6pm on June 11:

A.    Road closure and traffic diversions

     The following road closure and traffic diversions will be implemented:

– Yi Chun Street from Yi Chun Street Public Toilet to its western junction with Man Nin Street will be closed;
– Nin Chun Street will be re-routed one way northbound;
– Man Nin Street from its western junction with Yi Chun Street to its junction with Nin Chun Street will be converted into two-way traffic; and
– Traffic along Man Nin Street heading for Po Tung Road will be diverted via northbound Nin Chun Street and westbound Man Nin Street.

B.    Suspension of parking spaces

     The following parking spaces will be suspended:

– Metered parking spaces on Man Nin Street (meter no. 28081A, 28081B, 28082A, 28082B, 28083A, 28083B, 28084A, 28084B, 28085A, 28085B, 28086A, 28086B, 28088A, 28088B, 28089A and 28089B);
– Metered parking spaces on Yi Chun Street (meter no. 28091B, 28093A, 28093B, 28094A, 28094B, 28095A, 28095B, 28096A, 28096B, 28117A, 28117B and 28118B);
– Metered parking spaces on Po Tung Road (meter no. 28025A, 28025B and 28027A); and
– All motorcycle parking spaces opposite to Mona Fong Government Clinic on Man Nin Street.

Tsing Yi
——–

     The following traffic arrangements will be implemented form 8am to 4pm on May 10:

A.    Road closure

     The following roads will be closed:

– Tsing Luk Street between the carpark exit of Tsing Yi Garden and the taxi stand near Tsing Yi Estate Bus Terminus; and
– The slow lane of southbound Fung Shue Wo Road opposite to Tsing Yi Rural Committee.

B.    Traffic diversions

     The following traffic diversions will be implemented:

– Traffic along southbound Fung Shue Wo Road heading for northbound Tsing King Road via Tsing Yip Street and Tsing Luk Street will be diverted via southbound Fung Shue Wo Road, Fung Shue Wo Road roundabout and northbound Tsing King Road;
– Traffic along northbound Tsing Yi Heung Sze Wui Road heading for Tsing Yip Street via Tsing Luk Street will be diverted via northbound Tsing Yi Heung Sze Wui Road, northbound Fung Shue Wo Road and eastbound Tsing Yip Street; and
– Traffic along Tsing King Road near Cheung On Estate heading for Tsing Yip Street via Tsing Luk Street will be diverted via northbound Tsing King Road, Fung Shue Wo Road roundabout, westbound Fung Shue Wo Road and eastbound Tsing Yip Street.

     All vehicles parked illegally during the implementation of the above special traffic arrangements will be towed away without prior warning, and may be subject to multiple ticketing.  

     Actual implementation of traffic arrangements will be made depending on traffic and crowd conditions in the areas. Motorists are advised to exercise tolerance and patience and take heed of instructions of the Police on site.