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S for S visits polling stations to ensure election conducted in safe and orderly manner (with photos)
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     ​The 2021 Legislative Council General Election (LCGE) is held today (December 19). The Secretary for Security, Mr Tang Ping-keung, visited polling stations in various districts and the Emergency Monitoring and Support Centre of the Security Bureau activated for the election soon after he voted at a polling station at To Kwa Wan this morning to ensure safe and orderly conduct of election. He also gave the personnel on duty words of encouragement.

     He visited the polling stations in Mong Kwok and Wong Tai Sin this morning and those in Kwai Chung, Tuen Mun and Hong Kong Island West in the afternoon.

     Mr Tang said that this election is of large scale and of paramount importance to all people in Hong Kong. With the determined efforts by relevant Government departments and their staff in carrying out the preparatory work, the election could be conducted in a smooth and orderly manner. He also said that the new Electronic Poll Register system for issuing ballot papers is operating smoothly which enabled him to complete the voting process in a short period of time.

     He emphasised that the Security Bureau and its disciplined services departments have stayed vigilant to the situation on the LCGE today. If anyone who attempts to disrupt the election, law enforcement agencies will take resolute law enforcement action and not allow culprits to remain at large.

     Mr Tang appealed to all eligible electors who have yet to vote to cast their votes at their respective polling stations as soon as possible to elect lawmakers who love the country and Hong Kong and work for the interest of people in Hong Kong.
 
Ends/Sunday, December 19, 2021
Issued at HKT 15:42
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The 2021 Legislative Council General Election is held today (December 19). The Secretary for Security, Mr Tang Ping-keung, visited polling stations in various districts and the Emergency Monitoring and Support Centre of the Security Bureau activated for the election soon after he voted this morning to ensure safe and orderly conduct of the election. Photo shows Mr Tang (first right) having a conversation with the personnel on duty at a polling station in Mong Kok and giving them words of encouragement.
The 2021 Legislative Council General Election is held today (December 19). The Secretary for Security, Mr Tang Ping-keung, visited polling stations in various districts and the Emergency Monitoring and Support Centre of the Security Bureau activated for the election soon after he voted this morning to ensure safe and orderly conduct of the election. Photo shows Mr Tang (first left) having a conversation with the Special Constables stationed at a polling station in Wong Tai Sin and giving them words of encouragement.
The 2021 Legislative Council General Election is held today (December 19). The Secretary for Security, Mr Tang Ping-keung, visited polling stations in various districts and the Emergency Monitoring and Support Centre (EMSC) of the Security Bureau activated for the election soon after he voted this morning to ensure safe and orderly conduct of the election. Photo shows Mr Tang (centre) being briefed by the personnel on duty at the EMSC on the overall situation about security aspect on the voting day.
The 2021 Legislative Council General Election is held today (December 19). The Secretary for Security, Mr Tang Ping-keung, visited polling stations in various districts and the Emergency Monitoring and Support Centre of the Security Bureau activated for the election soon after he voted this morning to ensure safe and orderly conduct of the election. Photo shows Mr Tang (first left) having a conversation with Civil Aid Service's personnel on duty at a polling station in Kwai Chung and giving them words of encouragement.
The 2021 Legislative Council General Election is held today (December 19). The Secretary for Security, Mr Tang Ping-keung, cast his vote at a polling station in To Kwa Wan this morning. Photo shows Mr Tang, after casting his vote, chatting with the Police officers there to learn more about the situation this morning.