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Damaged stream returns to life
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A section of Tung Chung Stream damaged by illegal excavation work has seen its natural charm return after two months of intense restoration. So far, more than 20 different kinds of freshwater fish and other aquatic life forms have been seen in the repaired stream section.
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Natural charm: After two months of intense restoration work, the damaged section of Tung Chung Stream has returned to its original state. 

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