Hong Kong Government: The Hongshan Peninsula is suspected of illegal construction of a

A large area of mountain mud poured in the "Red Mountain Peninsula" in the "Red Mountain Peninsula" of the Hong Kong Island Mansion Housing Housing, revealing that many independent houses were suspected of illegal construction.A spokesman for the Hong Kong Government reported that 70 independent houses were suspected of illegal construction, and about 40 independent houses were suspected of occupying government land.

According to the Hong Kong Sing Tao Daily, a spokesman for the Hong Kong Government said that the Hong Kong government issued a clear demolition order and stopped occupying land to the four unimedians on Friday (September 22).The notice was required to submit the renovation proposal and building map to the Hong Kong government, and complete the repair project within 150 days of the first day (that is, Friday).

For the owners who have no reasonable justification and have not followed the demolition order, the Buildings Department will propose prosecution. Once convicted, a maximum fine of HK $ 200,000 (about S $ 34,900) and imprisonment are one year.Every day, a fine of HK $ 20,000 will be fined; if the owner neither a reasonable debate, nor will the demolition of illegal construction or occupying government land in accordance with the General Administration of Administration, the General Administration will be prosecuted, and the highest penalty of the first conviction will be convicted for the first time.The amount is HK $ 500,000 and the imprisonment for six months. The crime lasts one day and a fine of HK $ 50,000.

A spokesman for the Hong Kong government said that about 85 independent houses built along the coast on the Red Mountain Peninsula found that about 70 independent houses were found to be suspected of illegal buildings, and about 40 were suspected of occupying government land.The Hong Kong Building Department and the Lands Department have launched a joint operation on Friday to inspect independent houses suspected of violations in batches.

A spokesman said that law enforcement officials are still collecting and sorting evidence. It does not rule out that further prosecution operations such as the owners involved in the case, the professionals participating in the illegal construction project, and the contractor involved in the case are not ruled out.

Hong Kong has dropped the strongest rain since the beginning of 1884 this month. The strong rainstorm overnight caused the mountain mud pouring in the Hongshan Peninsula.Construction illegal building.