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     The Electrical and Mechanical Services Department today (June 24) announced an adjustment to the auto-LPG (liquefied petroleum gas) ceiling prices for dedicated LPG filling stations from July 1 to July 31, 2021, in accordance with the terms and conditions of the contracts of the dedicated LPG filling stations.
 
     A department spokesman said that the adjustment on July 1, 2021, reflects the movement of the LPG international price in June 2021. The adjusted auto-LPG ceiling prices for dedicated LPG filling stations will range from $3.37 to $3.93 per litre, representing an increase of $0.19 per litre.
      
     The spokesman said that the auto-LPG ceiling prices were adjusted according to a specified pricing formula. The formula comprises two elements – the LPG international price and the LPG operating price. The LPG international price is the LPG international price of the preceding month. The LPG operating price is adjusted on the first day of February every year according to the movement in the Composite Consumer Price Index in the previous year.
      
     The auto-LPG ceiling prices for respective dedicated LPG filling stations in July 2021 are as follows:
 

Location of Dedicated LPG Filling Station	Auto-LPG  Ceiling Price in July 2021  (HK$/litre)	Auto-LPG  Ceiling Price in June 2021  (HK$/litre)
Fung Yip Street, Chai Wan	3.93	3.74
Ngo Cheung Road, West Kowloon	3.93	3.74
Sham Mong Road, Mei Foo	3.59	3.40
Yip Wong Road, Tuen Mun	3.59	3.40
Marsh Road, Wan Chai	3.58	3.39
Fung Mat Road, Sheung Wan	3.51	3.32
Wai Lok Street, Kwun Tong	3.51	3.32
Yuen Chau Tsai, Tai Po	3.51	3.32
Cheung Yip Street, Kowloon Bay	3.56	3.37
Kwai On Road, Kwai Chung	3.56	3.37
Hang Yiu Street, Ma On Shan	3.37	3.18
Tak Yip Street, Yuen Long	3.37	3.18

     The spokesman said that the details of the LPG international price and the auto-LPG ceiling price of each dedicated LPG filling station have been uploaded to the department website at www.emsd.gov.hk. They are also posted at dedicated LPG filling stations to enable the trades to monitor the price adjustment.
      
     Details of the pricing adjustment mechanism for dedicated LPG filling stations can also be viewed under the “What’s New” section of the department website at www.emsd.gov.hk/en/what_s_new/current/index.html. read more

     The Electrical and Mechanical Services Department today (June 24) announced an adjustment to the auto-LPG (liquefied petroleum gas) ceiling prices for dedicated LPG filling stations from July 1 to July 31, 2021, in accordance with the terms and conditions of the contracts of the dedicated LPG filling stations.
 
     A department spokesman said that the adjustment on July 1, 2021, reflects the movement of the LPG international price in June 2021. The adjusted auto-LPG ceiling prices for dedicated LPG filling stations will range from $3.37 to $3.93 per litre, representing an increase of $0.19 per litre.
      
     The spokesman said that the auto-LPG ceiling prices were adjusted according to a specified pricing formula. The formula comprises two elements – the LPG international price and the LPG operating price. The LPG international price is the LPG international price of the preceding month. The LPG operating price is adjusted on the first day of February every year according to the movement in the Composite Consumer Price Index in the previous year.
      
     The auto-LPG ceiling prices for respective dedicated LPG filling stations in July 2021 are as follows:
 

Location of Dedicated LPG Filling Station	Auto-LPG  Ceiling Price in July 2021  (HK$/litre)	Auto-LPG  Ceiling Price in June 2021  (HK$/litre)
Fung Yip Street, Chai Wan	3.93	3.74
Ngo Cheung Road, West Kowloon	3.93	3.74
Sham Mong Road, Mei Foo	3.59	3.40
Yip Wong Road, Tuen Mun	3.59	3.40
Marsh Road, Wan Chai	3.58	3.39
Fung Mat Road, Sheung Wan	3.51	3.32
Wai Lok Street, Kwun Tong	3.51	3.32
Yuen Chau Tsai, Tai Po	3.51	3.32
Cheung Yip Street, Kowloon Bay	3.56	3.37
Kwai On Road, Kwai Chung	3.56	3.37
Hang Yiu Street, Ma On Shan	3.37	3.18
Tak Yip Street, Yuen Long	3.37	3.18

     The spokesman said that the details of the LPG international price and the auto-LPG ceiling price of each dedicated LPG filling station have been uploaded to the department website at www.emsd.gov.hk. They are also posted at dedicated LPG filling stations to enable the trades to monitor the price adjustment.
      
     Details of the pricing adjustment mechanism for dedicated LPG filling stations can also be viewed under the “What’s New” section of the department website at www.emsd.gov.hk/en/what_s_new/current/index.html. read more

     The Transport Department (TD) announced today (June 24) that the application numbers of the 1 500 personalised vehicle registration mark (PVRM) applications selected by lot for the 44th exercise have been published on its website (www.td.gov.hk) and posted on the notice boards of the TD’s licensing offices.
      
     “The applicants have already been sent an acknowledgement of receipt bearing an application number. They may check the list to see whether their applications have been selected. Applicants will also be notified of the ballot results by post in batches,” a department spokesman said.
      
     The department will later check the proposed PVRMs selected against the basic combination requirements. If, among the selected applications, more than one applicant proposes the same PVRM, only the one on which the lot falls first out of those applications will be further processed.
      
     If the selected PVRMs meet the basic requirements, the department will send notices by registered mail to the applicants in batches, requiring them to pay a deposit of $5,000 within the period specified in the notice. If an applicant fails to pay the deposit within that period, his or her application will be cancelled automatically and will not be further processed.
      
     Upon receipt of the deposit, the Commissioner for Transport will determine, with the assistance of a vetting committee, whether an application should be approved or rejected. PVRMs approved in the 44th exercise will be put up for auction in batches. Auction details will be published in newspapers and on the TD’s website in due course.
      
     For enquiries, applicants can call the TD Hotline at 2804 2600. read more

     The Transport Department (TD) announced today (June 24) that the application numbers of the 1 500 personalised vehicle registration mark (PVRM) applications selected by lot for the 44th exercise have been published on its website (www.td.gov.hk) and posted on the notice boards of the TD’s licensing offices.
      
     “The applicants have already been sent an acknowledgement of receipt bearing an application number. They may check the list to see whether their applications have been selected. Applicants will also be notified of the ballot results by post in batches,” a department spokesman said.
      
     The department will later check the proposed PVRMs selected against the basic combination requirements. If, among the selected applications, more than one applicant proposes the same PVRM, only the one on which the lot falls first out of those applications will be further processed.
      
     If the selected PVRMs meet the basic requirements, the department will send notices by registered mail to the applicants in batches, requiring them to pay a deposit of $5,000 within the period specified in the notice. If an applicant fails to pay the deposit within that period, his or her application will be cancelled automatically and will not be further processed.
      
     Upon receipt of the deposit, the Commissioner for Transport will determine, with the assistance of a vetting committee, whether an application should be approved or rejected. PVRMs approved in the 44th exercise will be put up for auction in batches. Auction details will be published in newspapers and on the TD’s website in due course.
      
     For enquiries, applicants can call the TD Hotline at 2804 2600. read more

Attention TV/radio announcers: Please broadcast the following as soon as possible: Here is an item of interest to swimmers.      The Leisure and Cultural Services Department announced today (June 24) that due to inclem… read more