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July 8, 2005

Mariculture

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Red tide sighted off Cheung Sha Wan

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Red tide has been sighted at the Cheung Sha Wan Fish Culture Zone.

 

It was seen June 30, and dissipated the following day, an inter-departmental red tide working group says.

 

The Agriculture, Fisheries & Conservation Department has urged mariculturists in the zone to monitor the situation closely.

 

Red tide is a natural phenomenon, formed by Skeletonema costatum and Thalassiosira nordenskioeldii. Both species are common in Hong Kong and are non-toxic.

 

For details on red tide, click here.



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