The government launched a plan to combat hygiene blackspots today (14th). Deputy Chief Secretary for Administration Cheuk Wing-hing led officials to inspect the back lanes of Tong Mi Road, Mong Kok, and found that the walls and pipes were covered with advertisements on the streets. They immediately asked his subordinates to follow up. action.
At least two masters who had posted street signs in the back alley told "Hong Kong 01" that they had received a call from the government department to inform them that their street signs were suspected of violating the law.
Master Youtong Qu bluntly said that it is difficult to do business through channel services, and the business has been repeatedly hit under the epidemic. He is worried that the government will strictly enforce the law, and it will be difficult to "eat" as usual in the future. , if I receive a ticket this time, it will not be enough to pay the fine." A middle-aged man who was unemployed due to the epidemic turned to the ranks of the channel, and he was expected to encounter an "unpredictable disaster".
This dear friend, this "King of Tongqu" posted and posted the information, all of which are illegal. If you make a phone call, you will hear that it is already illegal, and you will be prosecuted.
Deputy Secretary for Administration Cheuk Wing-hing
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Master Tongqu: Posting on the street is our way of making a living
Mr. Ma, a channel master who has been in the business for more than 20 years, said that after receiving the call from the government, he felt helpless and hesitant, "We have no culture or knowledge to make a channel first, and it is our job to make a living. Method. If I get a ticket this time, it won't be enough to pay the fine."
The fee starts from 300 yuan, if the channel fails, there is no money to collect
He bluntly said that it is difficult to do business, and the channel service charges depending on the time required and the degree of congestion. The most flat is 300 yuan for transactions. "But if you can't get through, even if you do it all day, you won't get paid." Mr. Ma added He pointed out that during the epidemic, business was further hit, "at least not half of the business."
With a wry smile, Mr. Ma said that instead of focusing on posting street signs, senior officials should spend more energy on major livelihood issues such as housing and employment. "We post these street signs just to help the public." He also thought that the streets Not only are they recruiting on the streets, but also advertisements for rented buildings and financial companies have also appeared in the market.
▼18 District Health Black Spot List▼
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The government launched a plan to combat health black spots. The Deputy Chief Secretary for Administration, Zhuo Wing-hing, who is in charge of leading the army, asked his subordinates to follow up on the illegal street recruitment situation.
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Master Tong Qu suddenly received calls from government officials: a little too small
Another master, Mr. Zhou, who is in his 50s, said that he mainly works in the Yau Tsim Mong area. He used to be peaceful, but today he suddenly received a call from a government official, "I don't even know what's going on even if I read the news." He believes that the new official
's appointment to office
is three fires. "It is necessary to return to the public to see it, but it is a little bit too small to make a big deal."
He went through the ranks to help make up for his livelihood, "I know what a disaster that happened today." He was worried that the Hong Kong government would continue to kill them in the future, and he clearly considered changing careers.
The fixed penalty can be fined 10,000 yuan and a daily fine of 300 yuan
According to section 104A(1) of the Public Health and Municipal Services Ordinance (Cap. 132), any person on government land (unless with the written permission of the competent authority) or private land (unless with the written permission of the owner or occupier of the land) display) posting a placard or poster commits an offence.
Offenders are liable to a maximum fine of $10,000 and a daily fine of $300 upon conviction.
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Zhuo Yongxing visits the back alley and sees a street sign: It is illegal to call and talk to the king of the canal
The government launched a plan to combat health blackspots. The Deputy Chief Secretary for Administration, Mr Cheuk Wing-hing, led a number of officials today to inspect health blackspots, including the back lanes of Tongwei Road, Mong Kok.
During the first stop of Zhuo Yongxing's inspection, he found a lot of street signs posted on the wall, and immediately asked his subordinates to follow up, "This dear man, this 'King of Tongqu' posted and posted the relationship degree, it's illegal. This is a phone call, and it is illegal to listen to it, and I will scare the prosecution.” When interviewed afterwards, he denied that the cleaning of the whole territory was a “poor” or “big dragon and phoenix, and the government did not “do it even if it did” or “pay Homework”, the action will definitely not be done for only three months, and it is emphasized that each department must submit the work plan for the following year every year, and continuously evaluate the effect.
▼August 12th, the representative of the government's inter-departmental account explained the "regional affairs coordinating working group" to combat the health black spot plan▼
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Hygiene Black Spot | Zhuo Wing-hing led officials to inspect the Buildings Department and pointed out that illegal signboards in Sham Shui Po accounted for 1/3 of Hong Kong's sanitation black spots. Deducting points, littering and adding spicy Zhuo Yongxing denies harsh punishments and harsh laws to crack down on hygiene black spots without consulting a democratic party?
Zhuo Yongxing: I don’t want to separate factions and factions, but we need to comprehensively judge the health black spots. Since August 14, we will focus on cracking down on more than 600 black spots. Zhuo Yongxing: The division of labor was unclear in the past. ?