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Food and Environmental Hygiene Department Second Phase of Anti-Rodent Campaign 2018 in Tai Po District Tai Po District Council Discussion Paper No. EHW 32/2018 for Environment, Housing and Works Committee Meeting on 11 July 2018 Food and Environmental Hygiene Department Second Phase of Anti-rodent Campaign 2018 in Tai Po District Purpose To brief Members of the arrangements and details of the Second Phase of Anti-rodent Campaign 2018 to be launched by the Food and Environmental Hygiene Department (FEHD) in Tai Po District. Background 2. The First Phase of Anti-rodent Campaign 2018 was launched from 8.1.2018 to 16.3.2018. Actions taken in the district and the results of the Campaign are detailed at Annex I. Second Phase of Anti-rodent Campaign 3. The Second Phase of Anti-rodent Campaign, under the slogan “Prevent Disease Eliminate Rodent Nuisance”, is to be launched from 2.7.2018 to 7.9.2018 with a view to sustaining the effectiveness and consolidating the work carried out during the First Phase. The Second Phase will continue to target at markets/ municipal services buildings, typhoon shelters, lanes adjacent to food premises and other problematic spots as well as their surroundings. The objectives of this phase are – (a) To arouse public awareness on the significance of rodent prevention and control in the community; (b) To promote participation of the public in rodent prevention and control work in their premises; and (c) To reduce the rodent population in the territory, particularly in the target areas and their peripheries. 4. Poor environmental hygiene, improper handling and disposal of refuse, - 1 - structural defects and inadequate rodent proofing are the major causes of rodent infestation in markets/municipal services buildings, hawker bazaars, typhoon shelters, lanes adjacent to food premises and other rodent problematic spots. To prevent rodent infestation effectively, it is important to tackle the problem at root by eliminating the three survival conditions of rodents, namely food, harbourage and passages, meaning the elimination of food sources and hiding places of rodents, as well as blockage of their passages. These problems will be addressed to during the Second Phase of Anti-rodent Campaign 2018 with a view to raising awareness of the people living or working in those problematic areas on the importance of proper rodent prevention and control. Besides, rodent prevention and control work will be strengthened in areas with Rodent Infestation Rate (RIR) of 10 percent or higher obtained in the first half of 2018. To sustain the results of rodent prevention and control work, publicity education will be strengthened in areas with RIR below 10 percent obtained in the first half of 2018. Action Plan 5. During the Campaign period, our in-house and pest control contractors’ staff will, in accordance with the action plan at Annex II, carry out systematic rodent surveys and disinfestation work in the target areas, and public places in their vicinity, such as vacant lands, sewers, flower beds, refuse collection points, etc, as well as other rodent problematic spots. Poisonous baits or rodent traps will be set whenever signs of rodent infestation are detected. At the same time, staff of our Hawkers, Markets and Cleansing Sections will step up inspections to markets/municipal services buildings, typhoon shelters, lanes adjacent to food premises and other problematic spots in the target areas, and to augment rodent prevention and control work in those areas. 6. Relevant government departments including the Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department, the Drainage Services Department, the Highways Department, the Home Affairs Department, the Housing Department, the Lands Department, the Leisure and Cultural Services Department and the Marine Department, etc. have been notified of the Second Phase of Anti-rodent Campaign 2018 and invited to take appropriate actions in rodent prevention and control in areas under their respective ambit. Publicity and Education 7. On publicity and education fronts, FEHD will adopt the following measures in addition to arranging television and radio announcements in public - 2 - interests - (a) To produce publicity posters, pamphlets, banners and educational materials on rodent prevention and control for public circulation; (b) To enhance and maintain close liaison with the relevant government departments and local organizations; (c) To disseminate messages on rodent prevention and control by broadcasting van and distribute publicity materials to the public; (d) To organize thematic talks to disseminate the message of rodent prevention and control and ectoparasites of rodent to stall tenants and the management of the public markets; (e) To organize roving exhibitions at major shopping malls of housing estates and outreaching health talks for students and management of housing estates; (f) To hold thematic exhibitions at the FEHD Health Education Exhibition and Resource Centre, and include relevant information in the FEHD homepage; and (g) To disseminate messages on rodent prevention and control through the Facebook of Keep Clean Ambassador 「Ah Tak」. 8. To ensure smooth implementation of the Campaign, the Pest Control Advisory Section of the department would provide technical assistance in the rodent prevention and control operations and the related publicity and education activities. Local Participation 9. To enlist support and active participation of the District Council in the Campaign, Council Members and Committee Members will be invited to participate in related events, organize publicity activities and offer views on the rodent prevention and control work. Tai Po District Environmental Hygiene Office Food and Environmental Hygiene Department 25 June 2018 - 3 - Annex I Food and Environmental Hygiene Department First Phase of Anti-rodent Campaign 2018 in Tai Po District The First Phase of the Anti-rodent Campaign 2018 was launched between 8.1.2018 and 16.3.2018. During the period, related rodent prevention and control measures were carried out smoothly. The actions and results of the First Phase of the Anti-rodent Campaign 2018 in the district are as follows: 1. Number of patrols conducted at target areas : 787 2. Number of rat cages placed : 4853 3. Number of rodent poison treatment operations conducted : 501 4. Number of live rodents trapped : 174 5. Number of dead rodents collected : 210 6. Number of rat holes filled : 83 7. Number of advice on rodent prevention given to members of the public : 193 8. Number of leaflets/posters distributed : 3462 / 525 9. Number of publicity/promotion activities conducted : 16 - 4 - Annex II Second Phase of Anti-Rodent Campaign 2018 Action Plan in Tai Po District (2.7.2018 – 7.9.2018) Action Location Date Teams AM PM San Uk Pai Tsuen, Sheung Ha Tin 2.7.2018 Lam Tsuen Sun Tsuen, Yuen Leng Liu Tsuen, Lung A Pai, Tai Po Hui Contractor Staff (Monday) Village, Long Ha Market, Tung Leung Road, Nin Wah Road She Shan Tsuen, Sheung Ha Pak Fung Yuen Tsuen, Lai Pek Shan Departmental Ngau Shek, Po Yick Street, Po Yick Tsuen, Tai Om Village, Sam Mun 3.7.2018 Staff and Lane, Tung Cheong Street, Luk Tsai Road and Typhoon Shelter, Tai (Tuesday) Contractor Staff Heung Lane, Tung Tsz Shan Road, Po Road, Tai Po Kau Lo Wai, Tai Po Yau King Lane, Lookout link & RCP Kau San Wai, Hung Lam Drive Shan Liu Road, Shan Nam Road, Departmental Tai Mei Tuk Tsuen, Chai Kek 4.7.2018 Wai Ha, Cho Ma Wu, Che Tei Staff and Tsuen, Sai O, Yuen Tun Ha, Pun Tsuen, Ta Tit Yan, Wun Yiu Road, (Wednesday) Contractor Staff Shan Chau, Hilltop Garden Lo Lau Uk Sun Hing Garden, Chung Shun Lane, Kam Shek New Village, Tin Liu, Departmental Hang Ha Po, San Wai Tsai, Ng Tung 5.7.2018 Kwun Hang, Fung Yuen Tsuen, Staff and Chai Tsuen, Island House Lane, Cycling track from Fo Chun Road to (Thursday) Contractor Staff Yuen Shin Road, Kwong Chun Island House Street Fung Mei Wai, Tai Po Hospital, Alice Ho Miu Ling Nethersole Hospital, On Fu Road, Shung Tak Street, Wai Yi Street, Wai Sin Street, Departmental Luen Yik Sun Tsuen, Yuen Leng 6.7.2018 Nam Shing Street, Wai Yan Street, Staff and Village, Chek Keng, Ko Lau Wan, Pak Shing Street, Sui On Street, Yan (Friday) Contractor Staff Tan Ka Wan Wo Lane, Hei Yuen Street, Yan Hing Street, Fu Shin Street, Tsing Yuen Street, Sham Chung, Lai Chi Chong, Ko Lau Wan, Tan Ka Wan - 5 - Tong Sheung Tsuen, Tai Po Chung Uk Tsuen, Tai Po Industrial Industrial Estate (Dai Fat Street, Dai 7.7.2018 Estate (Dai Shing Street, Dai Fu Contractor Staff Wah Street, Dai Fuk Street), Kei Street), Lung Mei Tsuen, Nai Chung, (Saturday) Ling Ha Lo Wai, Kei Ling Ha Sun Hong Lok Villa Wai Heung Sze Wui Street, Heung Sze Wui Square, Po Heung Lane, Po Heung Square, Po Heung Street, Kwong Fuk Departmental Tai Tan, Nam Wah Po, Ha Hang 9.7.2018 Lane, Kwong Fuk Square, Tai Ming Staff and Tsuen, Tai Po Mei, Cheung Shue Lane, Wan Tau Street, Wan Tau (Monday) Contractor Staff Tan, Wong Nai Fai, Po Min Square, Tai Kwong Lane, Tai Wing Lane, Tai Mei Tuk Pier and Barbecue place, Tai Po Road, Tsung Tsai Yuen Plover Cove Road Market, Po Wu Lai Pek Shan Tsuen, Lin Au Tsuen, 10.7.2018 Departmental Lane, Kam Shan Tsuen, Shek Kwu Pun Chun Yuen, Sam Mun Tsai Road Staff and Lung Tsuen, Treasure Garden, Jade and Typhoon Shelter, Yuen Shin Road, (Tuesday) Contractor Staff Plaza, Fortune Plaza, Chong San Wang Fuk Court, Kwong Fuk Road, Road Plover Cove Road Shuen Wan Chan Uk Village, Shuen Tai Po Sports Ground, Yee Nga Court, Departmental 11.7.2018 Wan Chim Uk Village, Shuen Wan Treasure Spot Garden, Ma Wo, Sai O, Staff and Lei Uk Village, Sai Keng, CARE Lai Chi Hang, Tai Po Road, Tsung (Wednesday) Contractor
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