The Deputy Secretary for Administration, Mr Cheuk Wing-hing, and the Secretary for the Environment and Ecology, Mr Tse Chin-wan, inspected the health black spot in Mong Kok early today (14th).
Accompanied by a group of officials, Zhuo Yongxing inspected the accumulation of rubbish in the back alley, and found that some abandoned motorcycles had been "melted and rotten," and had to be removed by front-line cleaning staff.
He emphasized that the government is duty-bound to keep Hong Kong clean, but if citizens keep throwing away their rubbish while the government is cleaning, they will only keep reincarnating in the nightmare of "you clean me up", and a beautiful and clean Hong Kong will not appear.
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After inspecting the back alleys in the Prince Edward area in the morning, Cheuk Wing-hing will then go to Kowloon City and Sham Shui Po to inspect the cleanliness of the "Three-Nil Building" and the removal of signboards respectively.
When meeting with the media, he said that he noticed a lot of rubbish and debris accumulated, and there were five abandoned motorcycles, describing them as "melting, rotten, skin and bones". He said that these rubbish will be removed, and clean-up operations will come one after another. .
Cheuk Wing Hing also expressed his gratitude to the frontline staff of the FEHD.
He said that if the government keeps cleaning up the trash, but the citizens keep throwing away the trash, it will only keep reincarnating in the nightmare of "you clean me up", and a beautiful and clean Hong Kong may not appear. He appealed to Hong Kong people to clean up their own trash.
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The "District Matters Coordination Working Group" chaired by Cheuk Wing-hing has launched the "Hong Kong New Cityscape" Hong Kong-wide clean-up campaign. He announced earlier that he would launch a two-phase plan to combat hygiene black spots.
The first phase of the project will start today and will last for three months. It will focus on combating more than 600 hygiene black spots, including more than 300 black spots on streets, back alleys, and garbage disposal, and clearing up blocked streets and air-conditioning dripping problems; it will be launched from October Amenity Improvement Action.
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The latest ︱ Deputy Chief of Administrative Affairs, Zhuo Yongxing, inspects health black spots and recognizes that the environment in the back alley is unbearable.
