“Lost your compass, have we?” a gruff voice boomed. My startled gaze landed on an old fisherman mending his nets outside the Marine Department Cheung Chau Marine Office. This office, nestled on Tung Wan Road, is more than just a building. It’s a lifeline for Cheung Chau’s maritime community. The Marine Department Cheung Chau Marine Office plays a vital role in ensuring the safety and efficiency of Hong Kong’s waters. It manages everything from pollution control to harbor moorings and aids to navigation. The Marine Department’s mission, “We are One in Promoting Excellence in Marine Services,” is evident in their dedication to safety at sea. They pledge to protect the lives of those who work and travel on the water. The Cheung Chau office upholds this pledge. They provide services for the local boating community, helping to maintain a safe marine environment. The office is also committed to environmental protection, ensuring their services operate in an eco-friendly manner. They strive for a cleaner Port of Hong Kong. The Marine Department Cheung Chau Marine Office operates during weekdays. The counter service is open from 8:30 am to 12:30 pm and then again from 2:00 pm to 5:00 pm. They even assist vessels seeking refuge during typhoons. The Marine Department Cheung Chau Marine Office. A quiet guardian of Cheung Chau’s vibrant harbor, ensuring safe passage for all who sail these waters.
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