Tung Chung Stream Incident 1. Press Releases 20.7.2004 Two more charged for alleged perversion over illegal excavation of rocks from Tung Chung River [PDF] 9.7.2004 ICAC statement [PDF] 15.4.2004 ICAC statement [PDF] 10.1.2004 Secretary for the Environment, Transport and Works speaks on Tung Chung Stream Incident (Chinese version only) [PDF]  10.12.2003 Secretary for the Environment, Transport and Works inspects the damaged Tung Chung Stream [PDF] 4.12.2003 Press statement on illegal excavation at Tung Chung Stream  2. Papers 18.3.2004 LegCo Panel Paper -- Impact of construction works on rivers in Hong Kong [PDF] 28.4.2004 Information Notes on Reinstatement of Tung Chung Stream [PDF] 18.2.2004 LegCo Panel paper -- Impact of Construction Works on Rivers in Hong Kong [PDF] 14.1.2004 SETW's reply to a question by the Hon Law Chi-kwong on Tung Chung Stream incident [PDF] Annex [PDF] 8.12.2003 Advisory Council on the Environment - Paper on Unauthorized works at Tung Chung Stream [PDF]  3. Government e-Bulletin's articles 9.7.2004 Photo Gallery - The restored Tung Chung Stream 9.7.2004 Feature - Damaged stream returns to life 13.12.2003 New environmental technology sought 12.12.2003 Illegal excavation of pebbles and boulders from Tung Chung Stream Photo Gallery 10.12.2003 Stream intruders to be penalised: Liao 4. Letters to the editor 24.12.2003 Letter to the SCMP [PDF] 17.12.2003 Letter to the SCMP [PDF]

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