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Police College open day enhances national security awareness (with photos)
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     In support of the National Security Education Day, the Police Force held an open day today (April 15) at the Hong Kong Police College, with the aim of enhancing the public's understanding of the importance of national security to Hong Kong's long-term prosperity and stability and the Force's work in safeguarding national security.

     With the theme of "National Security, Foundation of Stability and Prosperity", the open day featured a rich diversity of programmes, comprising two sessions of performances. Apart from the grand show performed by the Force Escort Group, the Police Band, the Police Dog Unit and Counter Terrorism Response Unit, visitors also had the opportunity to visit various exhibition booths after the show.

   In addition to the exhibition panels on national security education, booths were set up to introduce the relevant work of the Security Bureau and its disciplinary forces and auxiliary service. Officers from different Police units introduced their areas of work and equipment to the visitors. The participants could also take part in the virtual reality games to enhance their understanding of the work of the Police.

     The Force sought to raise public awareness of national security and law-abiding through the event, and enhance public understanding of the inseparable link between national security and daily life, thereby driving their support for the Force's work in safeguarding national security.
 
Ends/Saturday, April 15, 2023
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The Police Force held an open day in support of the National Security Education Day at Hong Kong Police College today (April 15). Photo shows the hoisting of the National Flag.
The Police Force held an open day in support of the National Security Education Day at Hong Kong Police College today (April 15). Photo shows the Hong Kong Police Band, Force Escort Group, Police Dog Unit and Counter Terrorism Response Unit participating in the grand show.
The Police Force held an open day in support of the National Security Education Day at Hong Kong Police College today (April 15). Photo shows a demonstration by the Force Escort Group.
The Police Force held an open day in support of the National Security Education Day at Hong Kong Police College today (April 15). Photo shows a performance of the Police Dog Unit in the grand show.
The Police Force held an open day in support of the National Security Education Day at Hong Kong Police College today (April 15). Photo shows a demonstration of anti-terrorism exercise by the Counter Terrorism Response Unit.
The Deputy Chief Secretary for Administration, Mr Cheuk Wing-hing (fourth left), accompanied by the Commissioner of Police, Mr Siu Chak-yee (fourth right), and other senior officials, attended the grand show of the Police College Open Day in support of the National Security Education Day.
The Police Force held an open day in support of the National Security Education Day at Hong Kong Police College today (April 15). Photo shows participants touring an exhibition on national security education.
The Police Force held an open day in support of the National Security Education Day at Hong Kong Police College today (April 15). Photos shows participants taking part in a game hosted by the Force to learn more about national security.
The Police Force held an open day in support of the National Security Education Day at Hong Kong Police College today (April 15). Photos shows a group of students participating in an interactive game at the “NS Express National Security Exhibition”, with a view to enhancing their understanding of national security.
The Police Force held an open day in support of the National Security Education Day at Hong Kong Police College today (April 15). Photo shows visitors taking part in an interactive game at a booth hosted by the Cyber Security and Technology Crime Bureau of the Force.