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17 Plate 1.2 Landslide at Castle Peak Road in August 1994 (Chan et al, 1996) Note: A public light bus was hit by the landslide debris and pushed down an embankment onto the beach below the road. Three persons were trapped inside the bus, and a man on board was killed. Plate 1.3 Rockfall during the Tuen Mun <strong>Highway</strong> Widening Works in August 1995 (Wong, 1997) Note: A 15-tonne rock block was dislodged from a cut slope alongside Tuen Mun <strong>Highway</strong> near Siu Lam during excavation. A van hit the rock, resulting in one fatality and one injury.
18 Plate 1.4 Landslide at Ching Cheung Road in August 1997 (Halcrow, 1998) Note: The landslide resulted in the closure of the road for more than three weeks. Plate 1.5 Large Channelised Debris Flow on Natural Terrain in Tsing Shan, near Tuen Mun, in September 1990 (King, 1996)
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