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《香港志·總述 大事記》(公元前 5000 年至 2017 年,共 6,500 多條大事) Hong Kong Chronicles: Overview and Chronology (c. 5000 BC–2017, over 6,500 events)
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1950-04-02 · 香港
1950年4月2日,隸屬國民黨的特工宋祥雲在香港炸毀了七架兩航飛機,該批飛機當時正滯留於當地。
On 2 April 1950, Kuomintang agent Song Xiangyun bombed seven aircraft of the two airlines in Hong Kong, where the aircraft were then stranded.
On 3 April 1950, regarding the bombing of the aircraft of the two airlines stranded in Hong Kong, Premier Zhou Enlai of the Government Administration Council issued a statement stressing that the Hong Kong Government bore full and direct responsibility.
On 4 April 1950, the Hong Kong government announced the relaxation of restrictions on white rice imports, allowing rice merchants to import a certain quantity of Thai white rice, which could not be re-exported after entry, while white rice from other places of origin continued to be prohibited.
On 6 April 1950, the Police Department formed a task force with two units, one for Hong Kong Island and one for Kowloon, mainly responsible for investigating serious criminal cases such as robbery and rioting.
On 26 April 1950, the Immigration Department of the Police Force issued new measures requiring all vessels entering Hong Kong waters to first enter a designated restricted zone and, after inspection and obtaining a permit, to berth at the pier.
From 26 April 1950, Macau Chinese wishing to enter Hong Kong had first to complete identity registration and pass verification by the Hong Kong Police, under new rules introduced by the Hong Kong Government at the time.