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New Members Appointed to Hong Kong Tourism Board for 2024-2026 Term

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New Members Appointed to Hong Kong Tourism Board for 2024-2026 Term
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New Members Appointed to Hong Kong Tourism Board for 2024-2026 Term

2024-10-30 11:00 Last Updated At:11:08

Appointments to Hong Kong Tourism Board announced

​The Government announced today (October 30) the appointment of Dr Chloe Suen Yin-wah as a new member, and the reappointments of Ms Margaret Fong Shun-man, Mrs Gianna Hsu Wong Mei-lun, Mrs Ann Kung Yeung Yun-chi, Ms Rebecca Kwan Shuk-wah, Ms Lavinia Lau Hoi-zee and Mr Ronald Wu Keng-hou as members of the Hong Kong Tourism Board (HKTB). The Commissioner for Tourism is also reappointed as a member and Deputy Chairman of the HKTB, while the Deputy Commissioner for Tourism is reappointed as an alternate member for the Commissioner for Tourism. A spokesman for the Culture, Sports and Tourism Bureau welcomed Dr Chloe Suen Yin-wah to join the Board, and expressed gratitude to the reappointed members for their continued valuable advice to the HKTB.

The tenure of their appointments lasts for two years from November 1, 2024, to October 31, 2026.

Appointments to the HKTB are made by the Chief Secretary for Administration in exercise of the powers delegated to him by the Chief Executive and pursuant to section 9 of the Hong Kong Tourism Board Ordinance (Chapter 302).

The membership of the HKTB commencing November 1, 2024, will be as follows:

Dr Pang Yiu-kai (Chairman)

Commissioner for Tourism (Deputy Chairman) with Deputy Commissioner for Tourism as alternate member

Mr Abraham Chan

Mr Dennis Chow Chi-in

Ms Margaret Fong Shun-man

Dr Allen Fung Yuk-lun

Mrs Gianna Hsu Wong Mei-lun

Ms Mary Huen Wai-yi

Mrs Ann Kung Yeung Yun-chi

Ms Rebecca Kwan Shuk-wah

Dr Lam Ho-yi

Ms Lavinia Lau Hoi-zee

Dr Chloe Suen Yin-wah

Mr Ricky Szeto Wing-fu

Mr Richard Tsang Lap-ki

Mr James Wong Cheuk-on

Professor Simon Wong Kit-lung

Mr Ronald Wu Keng-hou

The spokesman for the Culture, Sports and Tourism Bureau also thanked the outgoing members, Ms Sonia Cheng Chi-man, Ms Vanessa Cheung Tih-lin and Ms Joyce Tam Joy-yee, for their contribution to the work of the Board.

Correctional officers stop fighting among remand persons in custody

Correctional Officers at Tung Tau Correctional Institution stopped a fight among remand persons in custody today (April 25).

At 12.58pm today, nine male remand persons in custody, aged between 24 and 46, engaged in a fight inside a dining hall. Officers immediately stopped the fight and called for reinforcement.

During the incident, two remand persons in custody sustained injuries to their back and foot respectively. They did not need to be sent to a public hospital after receiving medical examination and treatment by an institution Medical Officer. Another remand person in custody sustained injuries to his forehead and nose. He was referred to a public hospital for further treatment after examination and treatment by the institution Medical Officer. The remaining remand persons in custody did not sustain any injury.

The case has been reported to the Police for investigation.

The nine persons in custody were remanded for offences that include trafficking in dangerous drugs, false imprisonment, possession of offensive weapon, theft, robbery and aggravated burglary.

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