MDN 188/2026

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Improvement works at North Waterfront Promenade, Mui Wo (works area marked)

ActiveReceived 14 Oct 2026, 00:00 UTC

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MARINE DEPARTMENT NOTICE NO. 188/2026 (Marine Works) Improvement Works for the Construction of the North Waterfront Promenade at Mui Wo With immediate effect and for a period of approximately seven months, improvement works for the construction of the North Waterfront Promenade at Mui Wo will be carried out within the area bounded by straight lines joining the following co-ordinates (WGS 84 Datum) from (A) to (E) and the adjacent shoreline: (A) 22-15.96N 114-00.06E (B) 22-15.98N 114-00.07E (C) 22-15.97N 114-00.09E (D) 22-15.98N 114-00.11E (E) 22-15.95N 114-00.12E 2. The works will be carried out by one dumb lighter. One tugboat and one work boat will provide assistance. Vessels engaged in the works will display signals as prescribed in international and local regulations. 3. A working area of approximately 10 metres around the dumb lighter will be established. Yellow marker buoys fitted with yellow flashing lights will be laid to mark the positions of the anchors extending from the dumb lighter. 4. Silt curtains which are large pieces of netting to contain mud and sediments extending from the sea surface to the seabed will be established within the works area. Yellow marker buoys fitted with yellow flashing lights will be laid to mark the extent of the silt curtains. 5. The hours of work will be from 0700 to 1900 hours. No works will be carried out on Sundays and public holidays. Vessels employed for the works will stay in the works area outside the hours of work. 6. Diving operations will be carried out from time to time during the hours of work. Vessels navigating in the vicinity should proceed with caution and keep clear of the works area at slow speed, bearing in mind that there are diving operations in the area. 7. A drawing showing the works area is attached to this Notice. This Notice is an extension of Marine Department Notice No. 208/2025. Mr. S.F. WONG Director of Marine Marine Department Government of the HKSAR Date: 14 October 2026 Action File Ref.: L/M No. 43/24 in MD-PD&PS-F01-075-01A-003-P062

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Improvement works for the North Waterfront Promenade at Mui Wo are in progress within a small area adjacent to the shoreline. Works use one dumb lighter, one tugboat and one work boat; anchors and silt curtains will be marked by yellow buoys with yellow flashing lights. Working hours are 0700-1900 (no works on Sundays and public holidays) and diving will take place from time to time during working hours. Mariners should proceed with caution and keep clear of the works area.

Type: Offshore operations · severity moderate
Feed: Offshore works, rigs and towingAll warnings of this kind on the map, or as an API feed.
Location: Mui Wo, North Waterfront Promenade (works area adjacent to shoreline)
Validity: From 14 Oct 2026, 00:00 UTC
With immediate effect and for a period of approximately seven months. The hours of work will be from 0700 to 1900 hours. No works will be carried out on Sundays and public holidays.
Activity periods: ? - ? (Daily 0700-1900 hours; no works on Sundays and public holidays. (Times given in notice without time zone conversion.))
Hazards: dumb lighter and assisting vessels, anchor lines, yellow marker buoys with flashing lights, silt curtains (sea surface to seabed), diving operations

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