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SCMP Reporter

Contaminated mud in the Kai Tak nullah and beneath the old airport apron will be cleaned up from next month.

 The move is the first step in turning the old airport site into a new town, a senior official said yesterday.

 Director of Territory Development Lee Shing-see told an RTHK radio phone-in programme that the plan was to develop the site in Kowloon City into a town accommodating 300,000 people.

 Mr Lee said the administration would treat the highly inflammable contaminated mud to ensure development there could be carried out safely.



Mop-up at Kai Tak to start soon