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The Drainage Services Department (DSD) is committed to providing professional sewage treatment and stormwater drainage services to the public so as to protect the quality of Hong Kong waters and protect the citizens against flooding. Since our establishment in 1989, we have been endeavouring to build excellent sewerage and drainage facilities to make Hong Kong a more livable city.
Upstream and midstream improvement works of Kai Tak River are scheduled for completion in mid-2018
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Kai Tak River before (left) and after (right) the improvement works
Detailed design for the revitalisation of Tsui Ping River has already begun in December 2017. The stage two public engagement exercise will be conducted from May to July 2018
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Photomontage of Tsui Ping River
Carried out the first stage of replacement of two large penstocks in March 2018 which involved a detailed survey and partial dismantling of the two existing penstocks located at 34 metres below ground level inside the Main Pumping Station No.1 of the Stonecutters Island Sewage Treatment Works.
Upgrading of Mui Wo Sewage Treatment Works will be substantially completed in April 2018
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Mui Wo Sewage Treatment Works
Relocation of Shatin Sewage Treatment Works to Caverns site investigation works and design are currently underway. We are seeking funding approval from the Legislative Council for the site preparation and access tunnel under Stage 1 Contract, which are scheduled for commencement in 2019
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Relocation of Shatin Sewage Treatment Works to Caverns
Laid public sewerage for over 220 villages as at March 2018
Rehabilitated storm drains and sewers with a total length of about 18 kilometres, at a cost of about $166 million
For details about the drainage and sewerage facilities under planning, design and construction, please refer to the Full Report.
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