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Examination of Estimates of Expenditure 2020-21 Reply Serial No. HAB341 CONTROLLING OFFICER's REPLY Examination of Estimates of Expenditure 2020-21 Reply Serial No. HAB341 CONTROLLING OFFICER’S REPLY (Question Serial No. 5061) Head: (95) Leisure and Cultural Services Department Subhead (No. & title): (-) Not Specified Programme: (1) Recreation and Sports, (2) Horticulture and Amenities Controlling Officer: Director of Leisure and Cultural Services (Vincent LIU) Director of Bureau: Secretary for Home Affairs Question: Please inform this Committee of the following: 1. The venues of the Leisure and Cultural Services Department (LCSD) installed with mosquito trapping devices (MTDs), the number of MTDs installed and the expenditure involved; 2. Does the Department have any guidelines or standards on the acquisition of MTDs? If so, what are the details? If not, will MTDs be acquired for areas/venues with relatively high Area Ovitrap Index? Asked by: Hon KWOK Ka-ki (LegCo internal reference no.: 999) Reply: 1. As at 31 January 2020, the Leisure and Cultural Services Department (LCSD) has installed a total of 2 579 mosquito trapping devices (MTDs) in 667 venues, including major parks and playgrounds, swimming pools, beaches, camps and water sports centres, etc. The distribution of MTDs in LCSD venues is at Annex. In 2019-20, the expenditure of the LCSD for the installation of MTDs was about $4.5 million. 2. The LCSD has made reference to the advice from the Food and Health Bureau and the Food and Environmental Hygiene Department on using suitable MTDs as a supplementary measure for enhancing the control of mosquitoes. When installing MTDs in LCSD venues, the LCSD will also take into the account the monthly Area Ovitrap Index for Aedes albopictus. Annex to Reply Serial No. HAB341 Distribution of Mosquito Trapping Devices (MTD) in LCSD Venues (as at 31 January 2020) Name of Venue Number of MTD Leisure Venues A. Major parks and playgrounds, swimming pools and beaches by district Central & Belcher Bay Park 4 Western Blake Gardens 2 Brewin Path Temporary Playground 1 Cadogan Street Temporary Garden 3 Caine Lane Garden 2 Caine Road Garden 1 Catchick Street Garden 1 Central and Western District Promenade - Central Section 2 Central and Western District Promenade - Western Wholesale 1 Food Market Section Central Pier Waterfront 1 Chater Garden 2 Conduit Road Children’s Playground 1 Conduit Road Service Reservoir Playground 1 Harcourt Garden 2 Hill Road Garden 1 Hollywood Road Park 3 Hong Kong Park 28 Hong Kong Zoological & Botanical Gardens 22 Ka Wai Man Road Garden 2 Kau U Fong Children’s Playground 1 Kennedy Road Playground 1 Kennedy Town Playground 1 Kennedy Town Temporary Recreation Ground 1 King George V Memorial Park, Hong Kong 2 Kwong Hon Terrace Garden 1 Lambeth Walk Rest Garden 1 Lok Hing Lane Temporary Sitting-out Area 1 Mount Austin Playground 2 Pak Tsz Lane Park 1 Pier 3 Garden 1 Pok Fu Lam Road Playground 1 Rose Lane Children’s Playground 1 Sai Ning Street Garden 1 Sai On Lane Children’s Playground 1 Sai On Lane Rest Garden 1 Sai Woo Lane Playground 1 Sitting-out Area under Flyover in Hill Road 1 Statue Square Gardens 2 Name of Venue Number of MTD Central & Sun Yat Sen Memorial Park 4 Western Sun Yat Sen Memorial Park Community Garden 1 Third Street Playground 1 Victoria Peak Garden 2 Wa On Lane Sitting-out Area 1 Sub-total : 111 Eastern Aldrich Bay Park 7 Aldrich Bay Promenade 3 Basel Road Playground 1 Chai Wan Park 15 Chai Wan Road Sitting-out Area No. 1 1 Chai Wan Swimming Pool 5 Choi Sai Woo Park 2 Cloud View Road Service Reservoir Playground 2 Eastern District Cultural Square 4 Factory Street Playground 1 Heng Fa Chuen Playground 4 Heng Fa Chuen Sitting-out Area 1 Healthy Village Playground 2 King’s Road Playground 1 Law Uk Folk Museum Rest Garden 1 Lei King Wan Sitting-out Area 1 Mong Lung Street Sitting-out Area 1 North Point Salt Water Service Reservoir Sitting-out Area 1 North Point Service Reservoir Playground 1 Pak Fuk Road Safety Town 1 Provident Garden 2 Quarry Bay Park 20 Quarry Bay Promenade 1 Quarry Bay Reservoir Garden 1 Sai Wan Ho Playground 1 Shau Kei Wan Service Reservoir Playground 7 Siu Sai Wan Promenade 4 Siu Sai Wan Road Garden 2 Siu Sai Wan Road Sitting-out Area 2 Siu Sai Wan Sports Ground 2 San Ha Street Sitting-out Area 1 Tai Man Street Playground 3 Tai Man Street Sitting-out Area 2 Tong Shui Road Garden 3 Wai Tsui Crescent Community Garden 2 Wing Tai Road Garden 2 Yee Shing Lane Temporary Sitting-out Area 3 Yee Tai Street Sitting-out Area 1 Yiu Hing Road Sitting-out Area 2 Sub-total : 116 Name of Venue Number of MTD Islands Cheung Chau Park 9 Cheung Chau Sports Centre 7 Cheung Chau Sports Ground 6 Cheung Chau Tung Wan Beach 3 Cheung Po Chai Cave Picnic Area 1 Chung Wai Street Children’s Playground 3 Hung Shing Yeh Beach 3 Jockey Club Cheung Chau Tung Wan Children’s Playground 2 Kwun Yam Beach 3 Leung Uk Children’s Playground, Tai O 1 Lo So Shing Beach 3 Lower Cheung Sha Beach 3 Man Tung Road Park 6 Mui Wo River Silver Garden 6 Mui Wo Swimming Pool 3 Ngan Kwong Wan Road Amenity Plots 1 Pak Tai Temple Playground, Cheung Chau 4 Peng Chau Playground 1 Peng Chau Sitting-out Area 1 Peng Chau Waterfront Playground 3 Pui O Beach 4 Pui O Campsite 5 Pui O Children’s Playground 2 Silver Mine Bay Beach 4 Sok Kwu Wan Playground 3 Tai Kwai Wan Garden 1 Tai O Recreation Ground, Lantau 3 Tai O Road Playground No.1 1 Tai Tsoi Yuen Garden 1 Tat Tung Road Garden 6 Tong Fuk Beach 3 Tung Chung Man Tung Road Sports Centre 5 Tung Chung North Park 9 Tung Chung Road Soccer Pitch 3 Tung Chung Swimming Pool 6 Tung Wan Sitting-out Area, Peng Chau 1 Upper Cheung Sha Beach 3 Wai Tsai Street Sitting-out Area, Peng Chau 1 Wing Lung Street Sitting-out Area, Peng Chau 1 Yim Tin Playground 3 Yung Shue Wan Playground 3 Yung Shue Wan Sitting-out Area 1 Sub-total : 138 Kowloon Broadcast Drive Garden 2 City Broadcast Drive Playground 1 Carmel Village Street Garden 1 Carpenter Road Park 6 Name of Venue Number of MTD Kowloon Chung Yee Street Garden 10 City Cornwall Street Children’s Playground 1 Fat Kwong Street Garden No. 1 2 Fat Kwong Street Garden No. 2 1 Fat Kwong Street Playground 1 Fat Kwong Street Sitting-out Area 1 Ho Man Tin East Sitting-out Area 3 Ho Man Tin Hill Road Rest Garden 1 Ho Man Tin Park 13 Ho Man Tin Swimming Pool 1 Hoi Sham Park 1 Ho Man Tin East Service Reservoir Playground 1 Hung Hom Promenade 1 Hung Hom South Road Rest Garden 1 Hung Lai Road Sitting-out Area 1 Hung Ling Street Sitting-out Area 1 Hutchison Park 4 Junction Road Park 2 Kai Tak Cruise Terminal Park 2 Kai Tak Runway Park 2 Kau Pui Lung Road Playground 1 Kent Road Garden 1 Ko Shan Road Park 3 Kowloon Tsai Park 6 Kowloon Tsai Sports Ground 1 Kowloon Tsai Swimming Pool 2 Kowloon Walled City Park 9 Lok Fu Park 2 Ma Tau Wai Road Playground 1 Ma Tau Wai Service Reservoir Playground 1 Man Fuk Road Garden 3 Nga Tsin Wai Road Sitting-out Area 1 Pentland Street Garden 2 Perth Street Sports Ground 3 Princess Margaret Road Children’s Playground 1 Pui Ching Road Playground 1 Pui Ching Road Rest Garden 2 Rutland Quadrant Children’s Playground 1 Sheung Lok Street Garden 4 Sheung Lok Street Garden (Stage II) 2 Sheung Shing Street Park 3 Station Lane Sitting-out Area 1 Tai Wan Shan Park 1 Tai Wan Shan Swimming Pool 3 Tin Kwong Road Recreation Ground 1 To Kwa Wan Recreation Ground 2 Tsing Chau Street Playground 1 Name of Venue Number of MTD Kowloon Wa Shun Street Sitting-out Area 1 City Winslow Street Playground 1 Sub-total : 121 Kwai Central Kwai Chung Park 10 Tsing Hing Fong Road Playground 2 Jockey Club Hing Shing Road Playground 3 Kwai Chung San Kui Park 2 Kwai Chung Sports Ground 5 Kwai Fuk Road Community Garden 1 Kwai Shing Playground 1 Kwai Shing Swimming Pool 2 Kwai Yi Road Playground 1 Lai King Hill Road Playground 1 Lai King Soccer Pitch 1 Lai King Sports Centre 2 Mei King Playground 1 Nga Ying Chau Garden 1 North Kwai Chung Jockey Club Swimming Pool 6 On Chit Street Playground 1 On Chit Street Soccer Pitch 1 Shek Lei Adventure Playground 1 Shek Lei Street Tennis Courts 1 Shek Pai Street Park 2 Shek Yam Lei Muk Road Park 2 Shek Yam Road Rest Garden No.3 1 Shing Fong Street Rest Garden 4 Tai Wo Hau Road Playground 1 Tai Wo Hau Road South Playground 4 Tsing Hung Road Playground 2 Tsing King Road Garden 2 Tsing Wah Garden 6 Tsing Wah Playground 6 Tsing Yi Northeast Park 11 Tsing Yi Park 9 Tsing Yi Promenade 6 Tsing Yi Southwest Swimming Pool 4 Tsing Yi Sports Ground 2 Tsing Yi Swimming Pool 2 Wo Yi Hop Road Sports Ground 1 Sub-total : 108 Kwun Choi Ha Road Sitting-out Area 1 Tong Choi Hei Road Park 2 Choi Wing Road Park 2 Hiu Kwong Street Park Strip 1 Hiu Kwong Street Rest Garden 1 Hiu Kwong Street Sports Centre 1 Hiu Ming Street Playground 3 Name of Venue Number of MTD Kwun Hong Ning Road Park 4 Tong Hong Ning Road Recreation Ground 1 Jordan Valley Park 5 Jordan Valley Playground 6 Jordan Valley Swimming Pool 9 Kowloon Bay Park 4 Kowloon Bay Sports Centre 5 Kung Lok Road Playground 1 Kwun Tong Ferry Pier Square 2 Kwun Tong Promenade 3 Kwun Tong Recreation Ground 2 Laguna Park 2 Lam Tin Park 2 Lam Tin South Sports Centre 1 Lam Wah Street Playground 1 Lok Wah Playground 1 Ngau Tau Kok Park 1 On Tak Road Playground 1 Ping Shek Playground 9 Sai Tso Wan Recreation Ground 2 Sam Ka Tsuen Recreation Ground 3 Sau Mau Ping Road Safety Town 1 Sau Ming Road Park 2 Sau Nga Road Playground 2 Shun Lee Tsuen Park 10 Shun Lee Tsuen Playground 1 Sin Fat Road Tennis Courts 1 Yau Tong Road Playground 1 Yuet Wah Street Playground 3 Sub-total : 97 North Fan Leng Lau Road Playground 4 Fanling Hong Lok Park 7 Fanling Recreation Ground 4 Fanling Station Playground 1 Fan Ling Wai Playground 1 Fung Nam Road Garden 1 Ho Sheung Heung Playground 2 Kat Cheung Crescent Garden 1 Kwu Tung Grass Soccer Pitch 2 Luen Hing Street Sitting-out Area 2 Luen Wo Hui Children’s Playground 2 Luen Wo Hui Playground 3 Lung Fung Sitting-out Area 2 Man Kok Village Garden 1 Man Kok Village Sitting-out Area 1 North District Equestrian Events Memorial Garden 2 Name of Venue Number of MTD North North District Park 8 North District Sports Ground 7 On Kwok Villa Sitting-out Area 1 On Lok Tsuen Garden 1 On Lok Tsuen (No.
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