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Temporary housing area at Ma Tau Wai
These huts are built by the victims of disasters, such as squatter fire, with official approval. The victims live in these huts until being resettled. This site has later been rebuilt as the present-day Chun Seen Mei Chuen.
Date 1962 Place Kowloon/Kowloon City District/Ma Tau Wai/(Street)/Chun Seen Mei Chuen Others temporary housing area Material Type Image Collection Home of the Past: From Squatters to Public Housing Source Courtesy of Ko Tim-keung Repository Ko Tim-keung Note to Copyright Permission for use is given by Ko Tim-keung Accession No. 2-2 1962 MaTauWaiLicensedArea Copyright © 2012 Hong Kong Memory. All rights reserved.
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