Hung Shing Temple and Stanley Mosque declared statutory monuments
The newly declared monuments include a Wan Chai temple linked to maritime life and a rare mosque built by Muslim prison staff and the local Indian community.
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The newly declared monuments include a Wan Chai temple linked to maritime life and a rare mosque built by Muslim prison staff and the local Indian community.
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Tsim Sha Tsui was crowded by mid-afternoon as visitors prepared for a 23-minute display expected to draw 260,000 people.
The October 2 programme includes drone displays at 8pm and 9.30pm, with the gala rebroadcast on television and online.
The 2,300-square-foot venue is projected to serve 250 subdivided-flat households a year and receive about 40,000 visits a year.
The 2,600-metre event drew swimmers aged 10 to 77, while some participants reported rough water and a strong petrol smell.
The organisation says shorter-hours work and a more flexible welfare transition could help people rebuild routines without losing essential support.
More than 20 members of a police youth programme trained with local practitioners before performing the new dragon on Mid-Autumn night.
Vehicle restrictions apply during special transport arrangements; furnace users need bookings or queue numbers on weekends and public holidays, while Shek Mun sites ban burning.
The Shenzhou-23 crew had been in orbit for four months as Lai sent festival wishes from Tiangong to Hong Kong and Macau.
The department says the statutory four-day period is for tracing owners, while a frontline worker injured during the operation remains stable in hospital.
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