Source: Hong Kong Government special administrative region
SCST congratulates Chiu Hin-chun, Leung Yu-hong, Winne Hung, Cheung Yuen-shan, Leung Wing-wun, Siobhan Bernadette Haughey, Chan Tik-lun, Lam San-tung and Fong Hoi-sun on winning medals in Asian Games
Miss Law also extended her congratulations to wushu athlete Leung Yu-hong for winning a silver medal in Men’s 60kg Sanda; rowing athlete Winne Hung for winning a silver medal in Lightweight Women’s Single Sculls; rowing athletes Cheung Yuen-shan and Leung Wing-wun for winning a silver medal in Lightweight Women’s Double Sculls; swimming athlete Siobhan Bernadette Haughey for winning a silver medal in Women’s 50m Freestyle; rowing athletes Chan Tik-lun and Lam San-tung for winning a bronze medal in Lightweight Men’s Double Sculls; and fencing athlete Fong Hoi-sun for winning a bronze medal in Men’s Épée Individual.
Miss Law said, “Today marks the day on which the Hong Kong, China Delegation has secured the highest number of medals in a single day since the opening of this year’s Asian Games. Many athletes surpassed themselves in competitions, achieving personal bests in their athletic career. The rowing team enjoyed a massive haul where Chiu Hin-chun, Winne Hung, Cheung Yuen-shan, Leung Wing-wun, Chan Tik-lun and Lam San-tung outperformed their rivals to secure one gold, two silver, and one bronze medal for the team in a single day, achieving excellent results. Chiu Hin-chun won his first-ever gold medal in his third participation at the Asian Games. For wushu, Leung Yu-hong achieved the best-ever result for the Hong Kong team in Men’s 60kg Sanda at the Asian Games. Siobhan Bernadette Haughey continued her stellar performance, bringing her total medal count for this year’s Asian Games to four medals, including the silver medal won today. Fong Hoi-sun achieved his best result across four times of participation in the Asian Games by winning a bronze medal in Men’s Épée Individual. Let us join together in applauding their efforts.”
The Hong Kong, China Delegation has so far won twenty-three medals, namely four gold, ten silver and nine bronze, at the Asian Games. The seven medals won today are as follows:
Gold medal
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Rowing: Lightweight Men’s Single Sculls
Chiu Hin-chun
Silver medals
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Wushu: Men’s 60kg Sanda
Leung Yu-hong
Rowing: Lightweight Women’s Single Sculls
Winne Hung
Rowing: Lightweight Women’s Double Sculls
Cheung Yuen-shan, Leung Wing-wun
Swimming: Women’s 50m Freestyle
Siobhan Bernadette Haughey
Bronze medals
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Rowing: Lightweight Men’s Double Sculls
Chan Tik-lun, Lam San-tung
Fencing: Men’s Épée Individual
Fong Hoi-sun
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Local woman convicted and jailed 63 months for illegal export and possession of pharmaceutical products and money laundering
Source: Hong Kong Government special administrative region
Local woman convicted and jailed 63 months for illegal export and possession of pharmaceutical products and money laundering (with photo)
Between September and October 2021, Hong Kong Customs seized approximately 1.6 million tablets of controlled pharmaceutical products, some of which were found to be counterfeit, with an estimated market value of about $55 million, at Hong Kong International Airport, an industrial unit in Hung Hom, and a logistics service centre in Sheung Wan. Subsequent investigation revealed that the woman had recruited individuals to pack and post the pharmaceutical products, and had rented an industrial unit to facilitate the operation of the offences.
The woman received bank transfers and cash deposits from unidentifiable sources through her personal bank accounts, laundering a total of $15 million in crime proceeds. Furthermore, her personal accounts were utilised to support the syndicate’s operations, including payments for the individuals for packing and delivery of the pharmaceutical products and payments of the postage fees for the parcels.
Customs welcomes the sentence. The custodial sentence has imposed a considerable deterrent effect and reflects the seriousness of illegal exports of controlled pharmaceutical products and counterfeit goods, as well as money laundering offences.
Additionally, the prosecution applied to the court under the OSCO for a Confiscation Order against the woman’s frozen assets totalling approximately $470,000.
Under the IEO, any person who exports pharmaceutical products and medicines without a valid export licence commits an offence. The maximum penalty upon conviction is a fine of $500,000 and imprisonment for two years.
Under the PPO, any person who possesses any poison included in Part 1 of the Poisons List other than in accordance with provisions commits an offence. The maximum penalty upon conviction is a fine of $100,000 and imprisonment for two years.
Under the TDO, any person who imports, exports, sells, or possesses for sale counterfeit goods commits an offence. The maximum penalty upon conviction is a fine of $500,000 and imprisonment for five years.
Under the OSCO, a person commits an offence if he or she deals with any property knowing or having reasonable grounds to believe that such property, in whole or in part, directly or indirectly represents any person’s proceeds of an indictable offence. The maximum penalty upon conviction is a fine of $5 million and imprisonment for 14 years while the crime proceeds are also subject to confiscation.
Members of the public may report any suspected violation of the above-mentioned ordinances to Customs’ 24-hour hotline 182 8080 or its dedicated crime-reporting email account (crimereport@customs.gov.hkIssued at HKT 19:45
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CEDB promotes new mega exhibition “The Festival of Connoisseurs” at Monaco Yacht Show
Source: Hong Kong Government special administrative region
CEDB promotes new mega exhibition “The Festival of Connoisseurs” at Monaco Yacht Show
Representing the HKSAR Government at the Monaco Yacht Show and speaking at the Hong Kong Reception held on September 23 (Monaco time), the Special Representative for Hong Kong Economic and Trade Affairs to the European Union of the Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office in Brussels (Brussels ETO), Ms Shirley Yung, introduced to the audience
“The TFOC marks a significant milestone not only for Hong Kong
Organised by Informa Markets, the TFOC is the first exhibition to receive support from the new funding of $100 million earmarked for the CEDB by the Government to attract large-scale international exhibitions featuring new and distinctive elements to Hong Kong. Adopting an innovative “city-as-your-showroom” concept, the TFOC will unfold across multiple iconic locations in Hong Kong, transforming the city’s landmarks into immersive backdrops for luxury and lifestyle.
Ms Yung also took the opportunity to update the audience on Hong Kong’s efforts to promote the development of the yacht economy and its strategic position as a leading yacht hub in Asia. She highlighted a series of initiatives rolled out by the HKSAR Government to attract yachts from around the world to choose Hong Kong as their destination, including the implementation of cross-boundary facilitation measures to streamline the procedures for yachts visiting Hong Kong.
Hosted by the Hong Kong delegation which comprised Brussels ETO, Invest Hong Kong, the Airport Authority Hong Kong, AsiaWorld-Expo, the Hong Kong Tourism Board, and the Hong Kong Trade Development Council, and organised by Informa Markets, the organiser of TFOC, the Hong Kong Reception was well attended by key stakeholders in the maritime and yacht sectors in Europe and other parts of the world. Established in 1991, the Monaco Yacht Show is a world-renowned annual exhibition dedicated to the superyacht industry which brings together exhibitors as well as highly qualified professionals and companies specialising in luxury products and services for yachting.
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Conclusion of joint dog capture operation in Yuen Long
Source: Hong Kong Government special administrative region
The Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department (AFCD) announced today (September 24) that, in response to the suspected fatal dog attack incident on Pok Wai South Road, Yuen Long on September 19, the joint dog capture operation conducted with the Police in the vicinity has been completed at this stage.
During the five-day operation, the AFCD captured a total of eight unattended dogs, which were immediately transferred to the AFCD’s Animal Management Centre for detention and observation. Three of the dogs were implanted with microchips, but their licences had expired. Following investigation, the AFCD has instituted prosecution against the registered keeper of one of the dogs for suspected contravention of Section 20 of the Rabies Regulation (Cap. 421A) (failure to hold a valid dog licence) and Section 23 of the Rabies Ordinance (Cap. 421) (failure to keep the dog under proper control in a public place). The AFCD is making every effort to investigate the remaining cases and is co-operating with the Police in their investigation to help establish the facts of the incident.—————-—————-—————-—————-—————-—————-—————-—————-—-—————-—————-——-—————-—————-—————————–
Inter-departmental drill conducted
Source: Hong Kong Information Services
In preparation for the 94th INTERPOL General Assembly, due to be held in Hong Kong in late November, the Hong Kong Police Force, in collaboration with other government departments and relevant organisations, last night conducted a comprehensive inter-departmental exercise at the Convention & Exhibition Centre, Victoria Harbour and the West Kowloon area.
The exercise featured on-site rehearsals of the assembly’s opening and closing ceremonies, with drills covering a wide range of arrangements.
These included security and traffic co-ordination for VIPs; simulated crowd flow management for approximately 1,000 delegates, including their movement between the main and secondary venues; venue command centre operations; and stress tests of the wireless network.
Through the exercise, the force aimed to ensure that all aspects of the General Assembly are seamlessly coordinated, and staged in a safe and orderly manner, demonstrating Hong Kong’s capabilities in hosting major international events.
The exercise also simulated a suspected biochemical terrorist attack in which an unattended backpack suddenly released an unknown gas during a cocktail reception, causing a number of people to feel unwell.
Concurrently, other emergencies were staged near the venue, prompting various departments and organisations to swiftly activate their emergency response mechanisms.
The exercise tested the co-ordination of relevant stakeholders in key operational facets, including immediate tactical interventions, emergency response, decontamination and triage of casualties, and the handling of suspicious objects and affected people.
By refining contingency protocols, the exercise further strengthened inter-departmental counter-terrorism preparedness and incident response capabilities.
The exercise mobilised about 3,000 personnel from various government departments and relevant organisations, including the force, the Fire Services Department, the Hospital Authority and the West Kowloon Cultural District Authority.
Secretary for Security Tang Ping-keung and Commissioner of Police Chow Yat-ming observed the exercise on-site. Afterwards, Mr Tang commended all participating units for their professional conduct, co-ordination and co-operation.
Seamless e-Channel eligibility relaxed
Source: Hong Kong Information Services
The Immigration Department (ImmD) announced today a relaxation of the eligibility criteria for enrollment in the Pilot Seamless e-Channel service at the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge (HZMB) Hong Kong Port with immediate effect.
Under the revised arrangements, Hong Kong permanent residents aged 11 or above holding a valid smart identity card are now eligible to enrol if they have arrived in or departed from Hong Kong via the port’s Passenger Clearance Building six times or more within the past 90 days.
In addition to using the ImmD’s Contactless e-Channel mobile application, eligible residents aged 18 or above can now complete their enrolment directly via designated e-Channels at the HZMB Hong Kong Port.
Eligible passengers using the designated e-Channels for immigration clearance will be automatically identified for enrolment into the Seamless e-Channel service and shown an on-screen prompt message. Travellers can choose to opt in, allowing them to simultaneously pass through immigration and complete the registration process.
Once enrolled, passengers can utilise the Seamless e-Channel service for their subsequent departures.
Since its launch on June 25 this year, approximately 14,000 eligible Hong Kong permanent residents have enrolled in the Seamless e-Channel service, with total passenger throughput exceeding 100,000 trips.
The ImmD will continue to review system operations and collect performance data to evaluate the feasibility of extending the Seamless e-Channel service to other immigration control points and expanding eligibility for other passengers.
Enquiries can be made by calling the hotline at 2824 6111, by faxing 2877 7711, or via email.
San Tin land to be resumed
Source: Hong Kong Information Services
The Lands Department today posted land resumption notices for the third batch of Phase 1 and the first batch of Phase 2 of the San Tin Technopole (STT) development, alongside acquisition notices for the Phase 2 development.
Under the Lands Resumption Ordinance, a total of eight private lots, covering an area of about 0.3 hectares, will be resumed for the third batch of Phase 1 development.
Furthermore, a total of 1,043 private lots, covering an area of about 44.2 hectares, will be resumed for the first batch of Phase 2 development.
In addition, government land occupied by 67 graves and 148 urns, covering an area of about 1,985 sq m, as well as land occupied by two fishponds totalling 325 sq m, will be acquired under the Land Acquisition (Possessory Title) Ordinance.
All of the land will officially revert to the Government on December 26.
The department will post notices in relevant areas about three months before the departure deadlines for the affected parties, estimating that those affected by both the third batch of Phase 1 and the first batch of Phase 2 development will need to move out starting from the first quarter of 2027.
The STT project spans a total area of approximately 540 hectares and is being rolled out in two phases, with Stage 1 works having commenced at the end of 2024.
Upon its full operation, the project is expected to provide over 300,000 full-time jobs for the Hong Kong economy as a whole.
The first batch of residents under the Phase 1 development will start moving in progressively from 2031.
Speech by Secretary for Health at plenary session of World Cancer Congress 2026 (English only)
Source: Hong Kong Government special administrative region
Speech by Secretary for Health at plenary session of World Cancer Congress 2026 (English only) (with photo)
Professor Jeff Dunn (Former President of the Union for International Cancer Control), Dr Cary Adams (Chief Executive Officer of the Union for International Cancer Control), Professor Jie He (Director of the National Cancer Center), distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen,
Good morning. On behalf of the Health Bureau of the HKSAR (Hong Kong Special Administrative Region), I need to thank the UICC (Union for International Cancer Control) and the Hong Kong Anti-Cancer Society for hosting this World Cancer Congress in Hong Kong for the first time, and to welcome everyone to Hong Kong.
Following the two talks on global and national perspectives on cancer control, I would offer the Hong Kong SAR’s perspective. Under the unique constitutional advantages of “one country, two systems”, our city manages to put the ambitions of reducing cancer burden into practice through prevention, early diagnosis, equitable treatment and sustained research.
Hong Kong has the world’s highest life expectancy – 88.7 years for women and 83.3 years for men in 2025 – attributed to a combination of active urban lifestyles and safe environment, public health policies, and accessible affordable public healthcare as a safety net.
With nearly one in four citizens over the age of 65, cancer is the leading cause of death, accounting for nearly 30 per cent of all deaths. The top five cancers are lung, breast, colorectum, prostate and liver, while the top cancer deaths were lung, colon, liver, pancreas and breast. While the number of new cancer cases continues to rise with an ageing population and more advanced diagnostics, our age-standardised cancer mortality rates have steadily declined by over 40 per cent in the last three decades with an annual decline of 2.8 per cent per year for men and 1.7 per cent for women in the last decade, indicating that Hong Kong is making significant life-saving progress against cancer.
Achievements/past and present
Such progress in cancer control would not be possible without policy support, strategic planning, co-ordination and investment from the Government. Hong Kong established the Cancer Coordinating Committee, to formulate the Hong Kong Cancer Strategy, setting out the overall direction for cancer control covering seven aspects: (1) cancer surveillance, (2) prevention, (3) screening and early diagnosis, (4) timely and effective treatment, (5) technology and support, (6) survivorship and palliative care, as well as (7) research. The Hospital Authority (HA), as our largest public cancer service provider, published a Strategic Service Framework for Cancer Services, and the Hong Kong Cancer Registry established since 1963, maintains a comprehensive population-based cancer database for surveillance with coverage reaching 97 per cent.
Prevention
Cancer is not only treatable but preventable, notably by vaccination against oncovirus and a healthy lifestyle. The Hong???Kong Childhood Immunisation Programme provides free universal mandatory vaccines for eligible Hong Kong children to cover 12 infectious diseases that include two oncovirus, hepatitis B virus and human papilloma virus HPV. HBV vaccination for all newborns since 1988, together with prenatal HBV screening and the widespread availablilty of anti-viral treatment, have resulted in a remarkable control in liver cancer. The number of new cases dropped by 8.2 per cent and deaths by 7.6 per cent in the last decade. School-based HPV vaccination for primary school girls has achieved a coverage rate of over 90 per cent among 15-year-old girls, achieving the vaccination target of the WHO (World Health Organization)’s global strategy to eliminate cervical cancer.
Promoting a healthy lifestyle such as tobacco control remains our primary strategy for cancer prevention. Through concerted community efforts, smoking prevalence in Hong Kong has dropped from 23.3 per cent in the 1980s to a historic low of 8.5 per cent last year. To further minimise tobacco harms, we have put in place 10 new tobacco control measures to be implemented in phases. The World Health Organization’s World No Tobacco Day Award to me this year is a tremendous encouragement, and due recognition of Hong Kong’s efforts in tobacco control.
Apart from tobacco, we are actively addressing obesity, a major risk factor for several common cancers. In response to the national Weight Management Year initiative and the WHO Acceleration Plan to Stop Obesity global framework, we launched Hong Kong’s first Action Plan on Weight Management this year to promote healthy lifestyles across the city.
Screening
Catching cancer early by screening is another critical pillar of our cancer strategy. Since 2004, we have expanded our government-subsidised screening efforts step by step, starting with the Cervical Cancer Screening Programme, followed by the Colorectal Cancer Screening Programme, and most recently the Breast Cancer Screening Pilot Programme. The majority of cancer cases identified through these screening programmes are found at earlier stages, leading to better outcomes. Early this year, we launched the Hepatitis B Co-care Scheme to provide risk-based screening and long-term surveillance for control of chronic hepatitis B and to further combat liver cancer.
Treatment
For those unfortunate patients who have cancer, the public hospitals in Hong Kong have established oncology centres in each cluster to provide advance comprehensive cancer service from diagnosis to treatment and palliative care. Our public healthcare system is heavily funded by a recurrent annual budget from the Government and serves as a safety net to provide universal health coverage including equitable and affordable cancer care for all, with a 95 per cent subsidy rate further protected by a copayment waiver system and an annual cap. It was just announced last week in the Chief Executive’s 2026 Policy Address that we will further enhance our integrated cancer care system.
At the community level, the District Health Centres will promote a Life Course Preventive Care Plan, identifying those with cancer-related risk factors for management and screening. The Hospital Authority has been strengthening diagnostic and treatment facilities and capacity for cancer, and will commission a new oncology Centre in the Kowloon East Cluster. It will facilitate the introduction of innovative cost-effective cancer drugs and advance therapy products into the drug formulary to ensure an equitable and affordable access for all patients. The cancer case manager programme, launched in 2010/11, will be extended to cover more cancer patients. A multidisciplinary teams service framework will be strengthened to support cancer survivors in the community, and to provide integrated palliative care across the care continuum.
In addition to the integrated Chinese-Western medicine cancer care pilot programme in the HA, the newly opened first Chinese medicine hospital will offer cancer patients treatments that draw on the strengths of both traditions.
Apart from prevention diagnosis and treatment, the Government has long supported clinical research with cancer designated as a priority funding area through the Health and Medical Research Fund. Under its Research Translation Strategy, we place emphasis on research with high translational value and a current commissioned study is to assess AI-assisted low-dose CT (computed tomography) to screen for lung cancer in high-risk asymptomatic individuals. The results of the study will help to formulate our local screening strategy.
Moving forward
Looking ahead, as Hong Kong just released its First Five-Year Plan last week with the strategic goal to develop into a health and medical innovation hub, we will gear up to enhance cancer control in a sustained, evidence-based manner, powered by biotechnology, as well as policy innovation from the Government.
First, we will get life-saving innovative cancer drugs and devices to patients faster than ever before by reforming our drugs and medical device regulatory regime with phased implementation of the proactive “primary evaluation”, establishment of the Hong Kong Centre for Medical Products Regulation, building the Greater Bay Area Clinical Trial Collaboration Platform, and launching the Office for Introducing Innovative Drugs and Medical Devices in the Hospital Authority.
Second, we will promote precision medicine for personalised cancer care by increasing genetic and related testing capacities to support more targeted cancer treatment options. With the Government’s support, the Hong Kong Genome Institute is carrying forward the Hong Kong Genome Project, performing large scale whole-genome sequencing to enable precise diagnoses of hereditary cancers, enabling personalised treatment for patients, as well as offering preventive options for their families.
Third, we are implementing the five-year eHealth+ development plan to transform our territory-wide electronic health record system, eHealth, into a comprehensive healthcare information infrastructure that integrates data sharing, service delivery and care journey management. For cancer patients, eHealth+ can ensure continuous and personalised care, while avoiding unnecessary repeated examinations and reducing medical costs. In the longer term, as eHealth+ builds a central database of cancer-related health data for Hong Kong, it will become an invaluable resource for research to formulate evidence-based cancer control strategies.
Finally, we have AI. AI holds enormous promise – for earlier detection, more accurate diagnosis, and more efficient care delivery. But it must be introduced carefully, ethically, and in a way that complements, rather than replaces, the judgement of clinicians. Our approach will be deliberate: we will ensure that AI is adopted in a co-ordinated manner with proper governance, so that its benefits reach patients safely and equitably.
These are not isolated initiatives. Advanced biotechnology, precision medicine, digital health and AI are pillars of the same vision – a vision of a healthcare system that is smarter, more personalised and more responsive to the needs of every patient.
These developments are not just about Hong Kong. Hong Kong has the unique advantage of enjoying strong support from the motherland while being closely connected to the world. We will continue to leverage this position to foster healthcare co-operation within and beyond the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, contributing to the important national strategy of “Healthy China”. Our city serves as a bridge – connecting Eastern and Western approaches to cancer care, translating cutting-edge oncology research into equitable and affordable clinical application, and turning visionary public health policy into global life-saving practice. Leveraging our unique constitutional advantage of “one country, two systems”, we are perfectly placed to foster global partnerships and advance the shared mission of this Congress.
In closing, as Hong Kong welcomes the World Cancer Congress for the first time, we hope this Congress will spark new ideas, forge new collaborations, and renew our collective resolve to reduce the global burden of cancer.
On that note, I wish you all a memorable and fruitful conference. And for those delegates from outside Hong Kong, I wish you a wonderful stay. Thank you.
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Sixth cohort of School Nominations Direct Admission Scheme opens for applications in October
Source: Hong Kong Government special administrative region – 4
The Education Bureau (EDB) today (September 24) announced that the sixth cohort of the School Nominations Direct Admission Scheme (SNDAS) will be open for applications by local Secondary Six students who will be taking the 2027 Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education (HKDSE) Examination and commencing their undergraduate studies in September of the same year.
A spokesman for the EDB said, “The SNDAS, launched in the 2022/23 academic year, aims to recognise students who possess exceptional talents in specific disciplines that may not be fully assessed through the HKDSE Examination. It allows students with special and diversified talents to be matched with programmes that suit their potential, providing opportunities for them to be considered for direct admission to local universities.”
The nomination period for the sixth cohort of the SNDAS will run from October 7 to December 2, 2026. Students who intend to apply for their preferred programmes through the SNDAS must be nominated by their secondary schools. Each local secondary school may nominate two students with exceptional talents and interests in specific disciplines/areas, and each student nominee may apply for admission to one designated University Grants Committee (UGC)-funded undergraduate programme participating in the SNDAS.
Participating universities will arrange interviews for all students nominated for the SNDAS and make direct admission offers to successful students prior to the release of the 2027 HKDSE Examination results.
The eight UGC-funded universities have designated over 300 publicly funded undergraduate programmes to participate in the sixth cohort of the SNDAS and set admission criteria for individual programmes that are not based on HKDSE Examination results. Details of the SNDAS and specific admission requirements of the participating programmes have been uploaded to the scheme’s website (www.edb.gov.hk/en/edu-system/postsecondary/policy-doc/SNDAS/index.html).
The EDB added that the SNDAS was introduced to provide an additional pathway to university for students with exceptional talents. Those nominated for the SNDAS, like other Secondary Six students, are required to apply for admission to universities through the Joint University Programmes Admissions System in parallel and to sit for the HKDSE Examinations, ensuring that they do not limit their opportunities for further studies.
The EDB set up the Task Force on Review of School Curriculum in November 2017 to holistically review the primary and secondary school curricula. In its review report to the EDB in September 2020, the Task Force put forward six directional recommendations, including the implementation of a new direct admission scheme to enhance flexibility in university admissions. The EDB accepted the recommendation and introduced the SNDAS starting with the 2022/23 academic year.
20th Anniversary of Deposit Protection Scheme
Source: Hong Kong Government special administrative region
20th Anniversary of Deposit Protection Scheme The Chairman of the Board, Ms Connie Lau, said, “As the Guardian of Deposits, the Board has worked earnestly over the past two decades to ensure that depositors can save with confidence. With DPS entering its next chapter, I look forward to further reinforcement of its role in providing protection to depositors and supporting Hong Kong’s banking stability.”
The Chief Executive Officer of the Board, Mr Donald Chen, said, “Having an effective and efficient DPS is key to maintaining public confidence in the banking system. We will keep up our efforts in ensuring that the Scheme continues to perform its important function efficaciously amid evolving financial developments.”Issued at HKT 11:00
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