DISPENSARY CORNER 24 May 16
May 24, 2016
HONG KONG residents are being
invited to improve their health
by relaxing in a new spa facility
where an array of thermal pools
are warmed by the incineration
treatment of raw sewage.
The new T.Park facility in
the enclave’s north-west is an
“unlikely combination of sludge
processing and spa pools,”
according to the BBC.
Set to open to the public late
next month, the waste treatment
facility is located next to the West
New Territories Landfill, and as
well as the relaxing pools will
feature interactive guided tours.
T.Park currently processes about
1,200 tonnes of sludge every day,
which is the output of the city’s
11 sewage treatment plants.
POLICE in Los Angeles have placed
a poor puppy into rehab, after
it was found to have heroin and
methamphetamine in its system.
The dog, named Bubba, was picked up during
the arrest of 40-year-old Joshua
West from a hotel room littered
with used needles, illegal drugs
and drug paraphernalia.
According to a Facebook post
by the Tustin Police Department,
the terrier mix puppy was
showing signs of being under the
influence, and was placed into the
hands of Orange County Animal
Care where he was treated and is
now “doing excellent” (sic).
Based on Bubba’s toxicology
results, additional charges of
animal cruelty are being filed
against his former owners.
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