Hong Kong is blessed with numerous sandy beaches that may rival those of island resorts. Sadly, some of our beaches are polluted with rubbish washed up from the sea or dumped by irresponsible...
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- May 25, 2013
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Hundreds of discarded medical items, including uncovered syringes and infusion bags, have been found recently on a beach in Discovery Bay, raising concerns about visitors' safety, especially with...
Green groups have called on the government to immediately regulate the collection of medical waste to prevent a repeat of the recent body-dumping scandal.
THE Government has been urged to handle private doctors' clinical waste instead of relying on commercial collectors, some of whom legislators' claim treat it in the same way as domestic rubbish....
FOR too long, medical waste washing up on the territory's beaches has been a danger to the public. The problem is so serious many beaches are no longer safe to walk along because of the risk posed...
THE Government was yesterday urged to come up with a long-term strategy to deal with medical waste, following the discovery of used syringes on beaches.
Urban Councillor Man Sai-...
I REFER to the letter headlined ''Residents' safety fears'' (South China Morning Post, September 20).
The Hospital Authority (HA) has already promulgated a Code of Practice on...
AS a resident of Sheung Sze Wan in Clearwater Bay, I am very concerned by the amount of medical waste products which are washed up on to the beach.
RECENTLY, as readers of your paper will be aware, a large amount of medical waste was washed up on Stanley Main Beach.
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