9 tickets, 110 warnings issued after construction site smoking ban takes effect
Hong Kong authorities have issued nine fixed-penalty tickets and 110 warnings to contractors since a citywide construction site smoking ban began last Friday. The Commissioner for Labour, Sam Hui Chark-shum, stated that over 200 construction sites have been inspected.

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AI-generatedHong Kong authorities have issued nine fixed-penalty tickets and 110 warnings to contractors since a citywide construction site smoking ban began last Friday. The Commissioner for Labour, Sam Hui Chark-shum, stated that over 200 construction sites have been inspected. Officers are issuing improvement notices and various warnings to contractors who fail to effectively enforce the ban. Hui emphasized that while practical guidelines are helpful, contractors remain responsible for implementing them with impact.
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4 extractedHaving practical guidelines in place does not exempt contractors from responsibility; they must implement them effectively and with impact.
Officers will issue improvement notices, as well as written and verbal warnings, to contractors who fall short in enforcing the ban.
Authorities inspected more than 200 construction sites since the ban took effect.
Hong Kong authorities issued nine fixed-penalty tickets and 110 warnings to contractors since launching a citywide construction site smoking ban last Friday.