Virtual reality: A visitor tries out the "forklift" at the Science Museum Occupational Safety & Health Gallery.

The Science Museum Occupational Safety & Health Gallery's new extension will open to public on March 14, enabling visitors experience the importance of safety through scenes blending virtual objects with real ones.

Jointly established by the Occupational Safety & Health Council and the museum, the gallery will boost public awareness of occupational safety issues in the manufacturing and construction industries, and office work stations through fascinating robotics and interactive exhibits.

The new gallery features 10 exhibits, including forklift, wheelbarrow and mobile crane models which visitors can control to complete different tasks in an occupationally-safe way.

Admission is $25 with half-price concessions for full-time students, the disabled and senior citizens. Admission is free Wednesdays.

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