Drinks at Kai Tak Sports Park

[Beanieskis]

it is not unique to HK, everywhere is the same

Actually, it's not. In the UK all licensed premises must provide free drinking water to customers, by law. I think this law came about back in the day when clubs used to turn off the cold water in their bathrooms. It's a sensible law, and would be even more so in a hot country.

[hullexile]

Actually, it's not. In the UK all licensed premises must provide free drinking water to customers, by law. I think this law came about back in the day when clubs used to turn off the cold water in their bathrooms. It's a sensible law, and would be even more so in a hot country.

Yes one water fountain per thousand people at a football match. So technically water is available.

[nivek2046]

ok there are several issues here:

(1) environmemntal pollution

https://www.epd.gov.hk/epd/english/h...EPD%20services.

(2) Noise

https://www.epd.gov.hk/epd/english/e...incontent.html

(3) Abuse of market power

https://www.compcomm.hk/en/applicati...%20your%20call.

(4) Consumer Council

https://www.consumer.org.hk/en/compl...quiry-channels

(5) Customs & Excise - Unfair Trade Practices

https://www.customs.gov.hk/en/servic...air/index.html


(6) Do people have a right to a sip of water without 6x pay or hindrance?

[freeier]

Again, the choice can be not to go right ? its up to individual and its a common knowledge. whats the use of crying over it and still wanting to get into the field ?

[hongkongmusic]

They did this at Woodstock '99 for 250,000 people. Nothing new.