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The plague of weekend tourist littering in Sai Kung

Summary by HONG KONG BUZZ
The rubbish Guy found on Sha Ha BeachSai Kung residents will be well aware that weekend visitors to our Garden of Hong Kong have a tendency to leave their litter behind them in our streets, lanes and promenade. FEHD street cleaning staff must all wish that they could take a sickie or a rest day every Monday to avoid having to clear up the mess. Likewise, LCSD staff who must remove the refuse from our flower beds, playgrounds and parks and AFCD s…
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The plague of weekend tourist littering in Sai Kung

The rubbish Guy found on Sha Ha BeachSai Kung residents will be well aware that weekend visitors to our Garden of Hong Kong have a tendency to leave their litter behind them in our streets, lanes and promenade. FEHD street cleaning staff must all wish that they could take a sickie or a rest day every Monday to avoid having to clear up the mess. Likewise, LCSD staff who must remove the refuse from our flower beds, playgrounds and parks and AFCD s…

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HONG KONG BUZZ broke the news in on Wednesday, March 5, 2025.
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