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17th September 2018 at 17:36

The security authorities and competent departments step up effort to remove flood wastes and debris on streets, in order to restore community life after Typhoon Mangkhut as soon as possible.

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17th September 2018 at 17:35

The security authorities and competent departments step up effort to remove flood wastes and debris on streets, in order to restore community life after Typhoon Mangkhut as soon as possible.

Government Information Bureau (GCS)

17th September 2018 at 17:34

The Government holds a press conference to conclude the civil protection effort regarding super typhoon Mangkhut.

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CE: Post-typhoon recovery efforts in full swing

17th September 2018 at 16:47

The Chief Executive, Mr Chui Sai On, said today that recovery efforts, after …

Office of the Chief Executive (GCE)

17th September 2018 at 14:02

Once the typhoon signal is scaled back to Signal No.3, the security authorities and the Civic and Municipal Affairs Bureau immediately start removal of typhoon-related debris on streets, in order to restore vehicle traffic flow on major arterial roads and to bring community life back to normal.

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17th September 2018 at 14:01

Once the typhoon signal is scaled back to Signal No.3, the security authorities and the Civic and Municipal Affairs Bureau immediately start removal of typhoon-related debris on streets, in order to restore vehicle traffic flow on major arterial roads and to bring community life back to normal.

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17th September 2018 at 13:58

Once the typhoon signal is scaled back to Signal No.3, the security authorities and the Civic and Municipal Affairs Bureau immediately start removal of typhoon-related debris on streets, in order to restore vehicle traffic flow on major arterial roads and to bring community life back to normal.

Government Information Bureau (GCS)

17th September 2018 at 13:58

Once the typhoon signal is scaled back to Signal No.3, the security authorities and the Civic and Municipal Affairs Bureau immediately start removal of typhoon-related debris on streets, in order to restore vehicle traffic flow on major arterial roads and to bring community life back to normal.

Government Information Bureau (GCS)

17th September 2018 at 13:57

Once the typhoon signal is scaled back to Signal No.3, the security authorities and the Civic and Municipal Affairs Bureau immediately start removal of typhoon-related debris on streets, in order to restore vehicle traffic flow on major arterial roads and to bring community life back to normal.

Government Information Bureau (GCS)

17th September 2018 at 13:56

Once the typhoon signal is scaled back to Signal No.3, the security authorities and the Civic and Municipal Affairs Bureau immediately start removal of typhoon-related debris on streets, in order to restore vehicle traffic flow on major arterial roads and to bring community life back to normal.

Government Information Bureau (GCS)

17th September 2018 at 13:55

Once the typhoon signal is scaled back to Signal No.3, the security authorities and the Civic and Municipal Affairs Bureau immediately start removal of typhoon-related debris on streets, in order to restore vehicle traffic flow on major arterial roads and to bring community life back to normal.

Government Information Bureau (GCS)

17th September 2018 at 13:55

Once the typhoon signal is scaled back to Signal No.3, the security authorities and the Civic and Municipal Affairs Bureau immediately start removal of typhoon-related debris on streets, in order to restore vehicle traffic flow on major arterial roads and to bring community life back to normal.

Government Information Bureau (GCS)

17th September 2018 at 13:54

Once the typhoon signal is scaled back to Signal No.3, the security authorities and the Civic and Municipal Affairs Bureau immediately start removal of typhoon-related debris on streets, in order to restore vehicle traffic flow on major arterial roads and to bring community life back to normal.

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17th September 2018 at 13:53

Once the typhoon signal is scaled back to Signal No.3, the security authorities and the Civic and Municipal Affairs Bureau immediately start removal of typhoon-related debris on streets, in order to restore vehicle traffic flow on major arterial roads and to bring community life back to normal.

Government Information Bureau (GCS)

17th September 2018 at 13:12

Consumer Council and DSE patrol supermarkets, drugstores and other retail outlets to check products supply

The Consumer Council and DSE pay close attention to the supply and prices of …

Consumer Council (CC)

17th September 2018 at 12:46

The Chief Executive, Mr Chui Sai On, talks to a shopkeeper in the Red Market area to learn more about the challenges faced after Typhoon Mangkhut.

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17th September 2018 at 12:45

The Chief Executive, Mr Chui Sai On, receives a briefing on the post-typhoon restoration work at the Red Market neighbourhood.

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17th September 2018 at 12:44

The Chief Executive, Mr Chui Sai On, visits Fai Chi Kei neighbourhood to gain a better understanding on the progress of post-typhoon clean up and restoration work.

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17th September 2018 at 12:42

The Chief Executive, Mr Chui Sai On, chats with members of the public to learn more about the challenges they faced after Typhoon Mangkhut, during his visit to the neighbourhood near Hong Kung Temple in Rua Cinco de Outubro.

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17th September 2018 at 12:41

The Chief Executive, Mr Chui Sai On, encourages volunteers team up by civil servant during his visit to the neighbourhood near Hong Kung Temple in Rua Cinco de Outubro to learn more about the post-typhoon recovery progress.

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The security authorities and competent departments step up effort to remove flood wastes and debris on streets, in order to restore community life after Typhoon Mangkhut as soon as possible.

The security authorities and competent departments step up effort to remove flood wastes and debris on streets, in order to restore community life after Typhoon Mangkhut as soon as possible.

The Government holds a press conference to conclude the civil protection effort regarding super typhoon Mangkhut.

CE: Post-typhoon recovery efforts in full swing

Once the typhoon signal is scaled back to Signal No.3, the security authorities and the Civic and Municipal Affairs Bureau immediately start removal of typhoon-related debris on streets, in order to restore vehicle traffic flow on major arterial roads and to bring community life back to normal.

Once the typhoon signal is scaled back to Signal No.3, the security authorities and the Civic and Municipal Affairs Bureau immediately start removal of typhoon-related debris on streets, in order to restore vehicle traffic flow on major arterial roads and to bring community life back to normal.

Once the typhoon signal is scaled back to Signal No.3, the security authorities and the Civic and Municipal Affairs Bureau immediately start removal of typhoon-related debris on streets, in order to restore vehicle traffic flow on major arterial roads and to bring community life back to normal.

Once the typhoon signal is scaled back to Signal No.3, the security authorities and the Civic and Municipal Affairs Bureau immediately start removal of typhoon-related debris on streets, in order to restore vehicle traffic flow on major arterial roads and to bring community life back to normal.

Once the typhoon signal is scaled back to Signal No.3, the security authorities and the Civic and Municipal Affairs Bureau immediately start removal of typhoon-related debris on streets, in order to restore vehicle traffic flow on major arterial roads and to bring community life back to normal.

Once the typhoon signal is scaled back to Signal No.3, the security authorities and the Civic and Municipal Affairs Bureau immediately start removal of typhoon-related debris on streets, in order to restore vehicle traffic flow on major arterial roads and to bring community life back to normal.

Once the typhoon signal is scaled back to Signal No.3, the security authorities and the Civic and Municipal Affairs Bureau immediately start removal of typhoon-related debris on streets, in order to restore vehicle traffic flow on major arterial roads and to bring community life back to normal.

Once the typhoon signal is scaled back to Signal No.3, the security authorities and the Civic and Municipal Affairs Bureau immediately start removal of typhoon-related debris on streets, in order to restore vehicle traffic flow on major arterial roads and to bring community life back to normal.

Once the typhoon signal is scaled back to Signal No.3, the security authorities and the Civic and Municipal Affairs Bureau immediately start removal of typhoon-related debris on streets, in order to restore vehicle traffic flow on major arterial roads and to bring community life back to normal.

Once the typhoon signal is scaled back to Signal No.3, the security authorities and the Civic and Municipal Affairs Bureau immediately start removal of typhoon-related debris on streets, in order to restore vehicle traffic flow on major arterial roads and to bring community life back to normal.

Consumer Council and DSE patrol supermarkets, drugstores and other retail outlets to check products supply

The Chief Executive, Mr Chui Sai On, talks to a shopkeeper in the Red Market area to learn more about the challenges faced after Typhoon Mangkhut.

The Chief Executive, Mr Chui Sai On, receives a briefing on the post-typhoon restoration work at the Red Market neighbourhood.

The Chief Executive, Mr Chui Sai On, visits Fai Chi Kei neighbourhood to gain a better understanding on the progress of post-typhoon clean up and restoration work.

The Chief Executive, Mr Chui Sai On, chats with members of the public to learn more about the challenges they faced after Typhoon Mangkhut, during his visit to the neighbourhood near Hong Kung Temple in Rua Cinco de Outubro.

The Chief Executive, Mr Chui Sai On, encourages volunteers team up by civil servant during his visit to the neighbourhood near Hong Kung Temple in Rua Cinco de Outubro to learn more about the post-typhoon recovery progress.

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The security authorities and competent departments step up effort to remove flood wastes and debris on streets, in order to restore community life after Typhoon Mangkhut as soon as possible.

The security authorities and competent departments step up effort to remove flood wastes and debris on streets, in order to restore community life after Typhoon Mangkhut as soon as possible.

The Government holds a press conference to conclude the civil protection effort regarding super typhoon Mangkhut.

CE: Post-typhoon recovery efforts in full swing

Once the typhoon signal is scaled back to Signal No.3, the security authorities and the Civic and Municipal Affairs Bureau immediately start removal of typhoon-related debris on streets, in order to restore vehicle traffic flow on major arterial roads and to bring community life back to normal.

Once the typhoon signal is scaled back to Signal No.3, the security authorities and the Civic and Municipal Affairs Bureau immediately start removal of typhoon-related debris on streets, in order to restore vehicle traffic flow on major arterial roads and to bring community life back to normal.

Once the typhoon signal is scaled back to Signal No.3, the security authorities and the Civic and Municipal Affairs Bureau immediately start removal of typhoon-related debris on streets, in order to restore vehicle traffic flow on major arterial roads and to bring community life back to normal.

Once the typhoon signal is scaled back to Signal No.3, the security authorities and the Civic and Municipal Affairs Bureau immediately start removal of typhoon-related debris on streets, in order to restore vehicle traffic flow on major arterial roads and to bring community life back to normal.

Once the typhoon signal is scaled back to Signal No.3, the security authorities and the Civic and Municipal Affairs Bureau immediately start removal of typhoon-related debris on streets, in order to restore vehicle traffic flow on major arterial roads and to bring community life back to normal.

Once the typhoon signal is scaled back to Signal No.3, the security authorities and the Civic and Municipal Affairs Bureau immediately start removal of typhoon-related debris on streets, in order to restore vehicle traffic flow on major arterial roads and to bring community life back to normal.

Once the typhoon signal is scaled back to Signal No.3, the security authorities and the Civic and Municipal Affairs Bureau immediately start removal of typhoon-related debris on streets, in order to restore vehicle traffic flow on major arterial roads and to bring community life back to normal.

Once the typhoon signal is scaled back to Signal No.3, the security authorities and the Civic and Municipal Affairs Bureau immediately start removal of typhoon-related debris on streets, in order to restore vehicle traffic flow on major arterial roads and to bring community life back to normal.

Once the typhoon signal is scaled back to Signal No.3, the security authorities and the Civic and Municipal Affairs Bureau immediately start removal of typhoon-related debris on streets, in order to restore vehicle traffic flow on major arterial roads and to bring community life back to normal.

Once the typhoon signal is scaled back to Signal No.3, the security authorities and the Civic and Municipal Affairs Bureau immediately start removal of typhoon-related debris on streets, in order to restore vehicle traffic flow on major arterial roads and to bring community life back to normal.

Consumer Council and DSE patrol supermarkets, drugstores and other retail outlets to check products supply

The Chief Executive, Mr Chui Sai On, talks to a shopkeeper in the Red Market area to learn more about the challenges faced after Typhoon Mangkhut.

The Chief Executive, Mr Chui Sai On, receives a briefing on the post-typhoon restoration work at the Red Market neighbourhood.

The Chief Executive, Mr Chui Sai On, visits Fai Chi Kei neighbourhood to gain a better understanding on the progress of post-typhoon clean up and restoration work.

The Chief Executive, Mr Chui Sai On, chats with members of the public to learn more about the challenges they faced after Typhoon Mangkhut, during his visit to the neighbourhood near Hong Kung Temple in Rua Cinco de Outubro.

The Chief Executive, Mr Chui Sai On, encourages volunteers team up by civil servant during his visit to the neighbourhood near Hong Kung Temple in Rua Cinco de Outubro to learn more about the post-typhoon recovery progress.

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