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Secretary for Security visits Tai Po (with photos)
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     The Secretary for Security, Mr John Lee, visited Tai Po this afternoon (March 23) to learn about its law and order situation and the livelihood of local people. He also visited a rehabilitation organisation in the district.

     Accompanied by the District Officer (Tai Po), Ms Andy Lui, Mr Lee first visited the New Territories East Social Service Centre of the Society of Rehabilitation and Crime Prevention (SRACP) Hong Kong. After listening to a briefing on the services provided by the Centre, Mr Lee met and chatted with rehabilitated persons there, encouraging them to actively reintegrate into society and establish a positive outlook on life.
 
      The SRACP provides community caring and rehabilitation services through various service units to help people convicted of crimes or released from prisons.
 
     Afterwards, Mr Lee attended a meeting at the District Fight Crime Committee of Tai Po, during which he exchanged views with Committee members on the efforts made in fighting crimes in the district.

      Before concluding his visit, Mr Lee met with members of the Tai Po District Council to discuss various issues relating to people's livelihood and the future development of the district.
 
Ends/Friday, March 23, 2018
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During his visit to Tai Po this afternoon (March 23), the Secretary for Security, Mr John Lee (second right), accompanied by the District Officer (Tai Po), Ms Andy Lui (centre), tours the social service centre of the Society of Rehabilitation and Crime Prevention Hong Kong. He is pictured receiving a briefing on the services provided by the facility.
During his visit to the social service centre of the Society of Rehabilitation and Crime Prevention Hong Kong in Tai Po this afternoon (March 23), the Secretary for Security, Mr John Lee (first right), met rehabilitated persons with the Chairman of the District Fight Crime Committee (Tai Po District), Ms Jeanne Lee (second right), and staff of the centre. Mr Lee encouraged the rehabilitated persons to actively reintegrate into society and establish a positive outlook on life.
The Secretary for Security, Mr John Lee (first right), during his visit to Tai Po this afternoon (March 23), attends a meeting of the District Fight Crime Committee to exchange views with the Chairman of the Committee, Ms Jeanne Lee (second right), and the Committee members on the efforts made in fighting crimes in the district.
The Secretary for Security, Mr John Lee (third left), during his visit to Tai Po this afternoon (March 23), met with the Chairman of Tai Po District Council, Mr Cheung Hok-ming (fourth left), and members of the District Council to discuss various issues relating to people's livelihood and the future development of the district.