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[接上页] (3) Any such declaration purporting to be signed by the master and surgeon shall be deemed to have been so signed, and any information therein contained, which shall subsequently be found to be untrue, shall render such master or surgeon liable on summary conviction to a fine of $10000 each and to imprisonment for 6 months. (Amended 22 of 1950 Schedule; 86 of 1993 s. 9) (4) Any master or surgeon who fails to make and sign a declaration as herein required, shall be liable on summary conviction to a fine of $10000. (Amended 22 of 1950 Schedule; 86 of 1993 s. 9) Cap 141 s 33 Vessel or aircraft to be dealt with according to provisions of this Ordinance A health officer, after making such an inquiry, inspection or examination, shall deal with such vessel or aircraft as aforesaid and the persons and things on board in the manner provided by this Ordinance or by the regulations made thereunder. (Amended 38 of 1955 s.20) Cap 141 s 34 Penalties for preventing health officer inspecting vessel or aircraft Any master of a vessel or aircraft or other person on board who- (a) prevents or attempts to prevent a health officer from going on board such vessels or aircraft; (b) conceals from a health officer the true state of the health of the crew or passengers or other persons on board such vessel or aircraft; (c) refuses to answer or gives an untrue answer to any inquiry made by a health officer under this Ordinance; (d) fails to produce the journal or log and ship's papers of such vessel or aircraft or any of them on demand of a health officer; (e) fails to present the crew and passengers for inspection when required to do so by a health officer; (f) prevents or attempts to prevent a health officer from inspecting any part of the vessel or aircraft,shall be liable on summary conviction to a fine of $10000. (Amended 38 of 1955 s. 21; 86 of 1993 s. 10) Cap 141 s 35 Signals to be shown by certain vessels Every vessel, which has not been granted free pratique in Hong Kong, shall show whichever of the undermentioned signals is appropriate until a health officer has given free pratique- (Amended 38 of 1955 s. 22) (a) by day- (i) the Flag Signal Q: meaning "my ship is healthy and I request free pratique"; (ii) the International Code Signal "Q.Q.": meaning "I require health clearance"; or (Replaced 43 of 1971 s. 2) (iii) the International Code Signal "Z.V.": meaning "I declare I have been in an infected area during the last 30 days". (Replaced 43 of 1971 s. 2) The day signal shall be shown at the vessel's masthead or where it can best be seen;(b) by night, during the whole of the time between sunset and sunrise, but only when the vessel is within the waters of Hong Kong, a signal comprising a red light over a white light, the lights being not more than 2 metres apart, and meaning "I have not free pratique". (Amended L.N. 2 of 1985; 86 of 1993 s. 17) The night signal shall be shown at the vessel's peak or other conspicuous place where it can best be seen. Cap 141 s 36 Power of police to restrict movements of persons or things to and from certain vessels The Commissioner of Police and any officer whom he may appoint for the purpose may order any person leaving any vessel referred to in section 35, or taking or sending any person or thing whatsoever from such vessel, to remain in, or return to, such vessel and may, with such necessary force as the case requires, compel any person neglecting or refusing to observe such order to obey the same. Cap 141 s 37 Power of health officer as to passengers on board vessels under isolation Whenever a health officer shall so require, all passengers on board any vessel which is an infected or suspected vessel with respect to any quarantinable disease or so many as he may direct shall be taken to a quarantine station and there kept and attended to for such a time as he may deem proper before allowing them to return on board the vessel or to be transferred to any other vessel or to land in Hong Kong. The period of detention shall in no case be greater than is permitted by this Ordinance or any regulation made thereunder. (Amended 38 of 1955 s. 23; 86 of 1993 s. 17) Cap 141 s 38 Power of detention of infected persons desirous of landing A health officer may detain in a quarantine station, until such time as the disease is no longer communicable to others, any person desirous of landing in Hong Kong who on arrival is found to be suffering from an infectious disease. (Amended 86 of 1993 s. 17) Cap 141 s 39 Power of health officer with regard to disposal of infectious corpse In the case of a vessel or aircraft in the waters of Hong Kong having on board the body of any person who has died from an infectious disease, the body shall be disposed of in such manner as may be ordered by a health officer; and the master of the vessel shall carry out such orders as such health officer may give him in relation to the disposal of the body. (Amended 86 of 1993 s. 17) Cap 141 s 40 Trespasser on quarantine station may be detained |