The Secretary for Security, Mr Tang Ping-keung, went to GFS Headquarters on July 3 to visit the personnel participating in the rescue operation during the passage of Typhoon Chaba on July 2.


During the passage of Typhoon Chaba on July 2 morning, a mainland barge had an incident in the south-western waters of Hong Kong. The Government Flying Service (GFS) carried out rescue operation soon after being informed and rescued three crew members. The location of the incident was close to the centre of Typhoon Chaba and the swells and low visibility at that time made the rescue operation extremely difficult. The Secretary for Security, Mr Tang Ping-keung, went to GFS Headquarters on July 3 to visit the personnel participating in the rescue operation on July 2. He expressed his gratitude to them for joining the rescue operation in the face of inclement weather and danger to their lives, showing exceptional bravery and distinguished performance. Since some crew members are still missing, the GFS continued the operation on July 3 and strived to contribute to the rescue. Mr Tang commended the GFS for being outstanding and elite, and their readiness to save lives in emergencies at the forefront, regardless of danger and difficulty.
03-07-2022
During the passage of Typhoon Chaba on July 2 morning, a mainland barge had an incident in the south-western waters of Hong Kong. The Government Flying Service (GFS) carried out rescue operation soon after being informed and rescued three crew members. The location of the incident was close to the centre of Typhoon Chaba and the swells and low visibility at that time made the rescue operation extremely difficult. The Secretary for Security, Mr Tang Ping-keung, went to GFS Headquarters on July 3 to visit the personnel participating in the rescue operation on July 2. He expressed his gratitude to them for joining the rescue operation in the face of inclement weather and danger to their lives, showing exceptional bravery and distinguished performance. Since some crew members are still missing, the GFS continued the operation on July 3 and strived to contribute to the rescue. Mr Tang commended the GFS for being outstanding and elite, and their readiness to save lives in emergencies at the forefront, regardless of danger and difficulty.
03-07-2022
During the passage of Typhoon Chaba on July 2 morning, a mainland barge had an incident in the south-western waters of Hong Kong. The Government Flying Service (GFS) carried out rescue operation soon after being informed and rescued three crew members. The location of the incident was close to the centre of Typhoon Chaba and the swells and low visibility at that time made the rescue operation extremely difficult. The Secretary for Security, Mr Tang Ping-keung, went to GFS Headquarters on July 3 to visit the personnel participating in the rescue operation on July 2. He expressed his gratitude to them for joining the rescue operation in the face of inclement weather and danger to their lives, showing exceptional bravery and distinguished performance. Since some crew members are still missing, the GFS continued the operation on July 3 and strived to contribute to the rescue. Mr Tang commended the GFS for being outstanding and elite, and their readiness to save lives in emergencies at the forefront, regardless of danger and difficulty.
03-07-2022
During the passage of Typhoon Chaba on July 2 morning, a mainland barge had an incident in the south-western waters of Hong Kong. The Government Flying Service (GFS) carried out rescue operation soon after being informed and rescued three crew members. The location of the incident was close to the centre of Typhoon Chaba and the swells and low visibility at that time made the rescue operation extremely difficult. The Secretary for Security, Mr Tang Ping-keung, went to GFS Headquarters on July 3 to visit the personnel participating in the rescue operation on July 2. He expressed his gratitude to them for joining the rescue operation in the face of inclement weather and danger to their lives, showing exceptional bravery and distinguished performance. Since some crew members are still missing, the GFS continued the operation on July 3 and strived to contribute to the rescue. Mr Tang commended the GFS for being outstanding and elite, and their readiness to save lives in emergencies at the forefront, regardless of danger and difficulty.
03-07-2022
During the passage of Typhoon Chaba on July 2 morning, a mainland barge had an incident in the south-western waters of Hong Kong. The Government Flying Service (GFS) carried out rescue operation soon after being informed and rescued three crew members. The location of the incident was close to the centre of Typhoon Chaba and the swells and low visibility at that time made the rescue operation extremely difficult. The Secretary for Security, Mr Tang Ping-keung, went to GFS Headquarters on July 3 to visit the personnel participating in the rescue operation on July 2. He expressed his gratitude to them for joining the rescue operation in the face of inclement weather and danger to their lives, showing exceptional bravery and distinguished performance. Since some crew members are still missing, the GFS continued the operation on July 3 and strived to contribute to the rescue. Mr Tang commended the GFS for being outstanding and elite, and their readiness to save lives in emergencies at the forefront, regardless of danger and difficulty.
03-07-2022