'After waiting for the government for the past several years, we've decided to take charge and help the area ourselves by organising more events to highlight the beauty of Mui Wo,' Wong says. Wan Tung-yat, who heads the South Lantao Rural Committee, says: 'We've got to do this ourselves.'
[2024 May 28, Tom Grundy, “Public views sought on gov’t plan to develop South Lantau with F&B, sports and recreation ‘eco’ facilities”, in Hong Kong Free Press[3], archived from the original on 29 May 2024, Hong Kong:
“Through participation in ecology-based sustainable recreational and educational programmes/activities/facilities, visitors can experience the [sic] nature and distinguishing features of different attractions, enjoy a diverse range of leisure and recreational experiences, [and] enhance their understanding on the natural resources and historical culture of South Lantau,” the paper claimed.]
