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Hong Kong removes Peak lighting project stands after public outcry

Two projector stands were removed from a controversial lighting project on The Peak in Hong Kong following public outcry. Residents accused the Hong Kong Tourism Board of damaging the natural environment for the installations. The removals occurred after a visit by the Commissioner for Tourism, Ann Chan Wai-yan, along with a lawmaker and a district councillor, to the site. AI

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Hong Kong removes Peak lighting project stands after public outcry

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Lo Hoi-ying,Fiona Sun ·

    2 projector stands removed from controversial Peak lighting project after outcry

    Parts of two installations in a controversial lighting project along a walking trail on The Peak have been removed, days after Hong Kong’s tourism authorities pledged to balance the community’s needs and said the scheme was not “set in stone”. The removals came hours after Commis…