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Senior Police Call AGM cum Luncheon held today (with photos)
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     The Annual General Meeting (AGM) 2025 cum Luncheon of the Senior Police Call (SPC) took place today (June 18) at the Police Officers' Club to review the activities held over the past year and to introduce the future development plan.
 
     Addressing the luncheon, the Commissioner of Police, Mr Chow Yat-ming, said that over the past year, the SPC has comprehensively implemented a series of enhancements under the new "PALS@SPC" direction, with "P" standing for "Participate", "A" for "Alert", "L" for "Learn" and "S" for "Safeguard".
 
     In the first quarter of this year, deception cases involving elderly victims rose by 33 per cent year-on-year to 1 264, while the associated financial losses surged by 79 per cent to $530 million. Mr Chow said that, to enhance anti-deception awareness among senior citizens, the SPC organised its first Anti-Deception Drama Competition this year. Participants from across the territory showcased different scam tactics targeting the elderly through creative drama performances, spreading anti-deception messages to the wider community.
 
     In addition, the SPC organised the "SPC Power to Safeguard" event, developing the concept of safety into four key areas, namely "Nation", "Community", "Home", and "Individual". Through a diverse range of activities, knowledge of national security, fire safety, traffic safety, and the "Three Instruments of Peace" for individuals, was integrated into interactive experiences.
 
     Mr Chow stated that, in support of the Government's initiative to develop a smart city, the SPC has been working proactively with the Digital Policy Office to arrange digital training for its members, covering smartphone operation and cybersecurity knowledge. Members have taken up the role of "IT Captain", volunteering at mobile digital outreach stations across various districts to assist the public in using government mobile applications, thereby embodying the spirit of "Helping Oneself and Others".
 
     He expressed his hope that the SPC will continue collaborating with diverse stakeholders to foster a safer, more caring, and inclusive community.
 
     At the AGM, 44 SPC members were presented with the "Best SPC Captain" and the "Most Active SPC Member" awards in recognition of their enthusiastic participation in activities and training over the past year.
 
Ends/Thursday, June 18, 2026
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The Annual General Meeting 2025 cum Luncheon of the Senior Police Call took place today (June 18) at the Police Officers’ Club. The Commissioner of Police, Mr Chow Yat-ming, delivers welcome remarks at the luncheon.
The Annual General Meeting 2025 cum Luncheon of the Senior Police Call (SPC) took place today (June 18) at the Police Officers’ Club. The Regional Commander of New Territories South cum Chairperson of the SPC Central Advisory Board, Mr Cheung Wai-wah (centre) presents the "Best SPC Captain" to winning members.
The Annual General Meeting 2025 cum Luncheon of the Senior Police Call (SPC) took place today (June 18) at the Police Officers’ Club. Photo shows champion of the first SPC Anti-Deception Drama Competition, members from Yuen Long Police District delivering anti-scam messages through a drama performance, raising awareness among the elderly about common fraud tactics.