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The Pavement of Lee Nam Road outside Hong Kong Southern District Government Primary School, Southern Hong Kong SAR China Direction: Material…
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Public pavement near Castle Peak Road - San Hui near San Hui LRT Stop Hong Kong SAR China Direction: Material…
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Central Square, 3/F Podium, Kwai Chung Estate Phase 4 Hong Kong SAR China Direction: Material…
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Open area outside San Wai Tsai Village Office, Tuen Mun Hong Kong SAR China Direction: Material…
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Public pavement of Johnston Road near Hang Seng Bank Johnston Road Branch, Wan Chai Hong Kong SAR China Direction: Material…
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Outside Lei Tung Shopping Centre ( Lei Tung MTR Exit B), Southern Hong Kong SAR China Direction: Material…
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Pavement of Prince Edward Road East (near Mikiki Shopping Centre), San Po Kong Hong Kong SAR China Direction: Material…
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The pavement of Yuet Wah Street (near Yuet Wah Street Playground), Kwun Tong Hong Kong SAR China Direction: Material…
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WEEE @HK OverviewThe Producer Responsibility Scheme on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WPRS) covering the regulated electrical equipment (REE) (including air-conditioners, refrigerators, washing machines, televisions, computers, printers, scanners and monitors) came into effect in 2018 and marks another important milestone in Hong Kong's waste reduction and recycling efforts. Through the WPRS, relevant waste electrical and electronic equipment must be directed to licensed recycling facilities for proper…
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Fluorescent Lamp Recycling Programme   OverviewTo enhance public awareness in the recycling of fluorescent lamps and tubes, the Programme provides a Helpdesk Hotline at 5663 9469, operated from 9:00 am–6:00 pm, Monday to Friday. Property management or representatives of housing estates and buildings interested in participating in the Programme are welcome to call the Hotline for more information and registration.Fluorescent lamps, especially compact fluorescent lamps (CFLs), are energy-saving lighting…
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