The government has published a list of 663 hygiene black spots, of which the Tai Po District has the most and the Southern District the least.
In terms of sanitation, there are 141 environmental sanitation problems and 91 sanitation problems in the back alleys, which are widespread sanitation problems in many districts in Hong Kong.
The sanitation conditions of the back lanes of Ji Fu Street in Shatin are poor, and the water is everywhere.
Jack Fu Street is also on the list this time for illegally dumping rubbish.
(File photo/Photo by He Ruifen)
In the list released by the government, all districts have environmental health problems, with a total of 141, but did not specify which cases were involved.
There are also 91 hygienic problems in the back alleys that plague Hong Kong.
North District has a large number of illegally parked bicycle black spots
The problems in some districts are quite "district-specific", and a large number of illegally parked bicycle black spots have appeared in the North District.
As for Tai Po, as it involves urban, suburban and rural areas, it covers a variety of problems such as coastal environmental hygiene, illegal parking of bicycles, mosquitoes, and street obstruction by shops.
Yau Tsim Mong has no reported rat infestation
Mosquito infestation is concentrated in outlying islands and Tai Po district, while rodent infestation is concentrated in Kowloon City District.
It is worth noting that the vicinity of Langham Place was once accused of being infested by rats, but in this list, Yau Tsim Mong has no black spots for rat infestation. In addition, Yau Ma Tei Fruit Bar and nearby Waterloo Road, New Reclamation Street, Neither Chengping Street nor Ferry Street made the list.
The Central and Western District also has quite unique hygiene problems. There are dog feces problems from Xu Ye Road and Hartton Road to Morning Drive, Shing God Street, Sheung Fung Lane and the third street opposite the Sheung Fung Lane sitting-out area. Among the 17 black spots where wild birds gather, 13 are located in the Central and Western District.
663 hygienic black spots exposed. Tai Po accounts for 133 at most. One district has only single-digit hygienic black spots. In August, black spots are removed. In October, the city appearance will be changed. Dangerous signboard director: faces will be automatically blurred
