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《香港志·自然》自然環境 Hong Kong Chronicles, Nature: Natural Environment
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In November 1959, the Hong Kong Observatory commissioned its first weather radar for daily operation at the Tate's Cairn weather radar station, a Decca Type 41 X-band radar.
On 1 November 1959, the fleet of Phnom Penh Taxi Company began operating in Hong Kong, equipped with radio communication devices, making it Hong Kong's first fleet with such equipment.
On 11 November 1959, the Hong Kong government published a document entitled 'Hong Kong Narcotics Problem White Paper', which stated that drugs caused serious harm to local society and the economy, proposed amending legislation to widen the powers of the police and the Preventive Service to arrest and prosecute drug traffickers, and planned to open a voluntary drug treatment centre at Castle Peak Hospital.
Records show that on 19 November 1959, the Hong Kong Observatory Headquarters recorded 31.8 degrees Celsius, the absolute maximum temperature for November.
On 27 November 1959, the Police Force proposed an expansion plan for New Territories taxi services and openly recruited operators; anyone owning at least six taxis could apply for a licence to operate New Territories taxis and could use several designated stands in Kowloon.