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TUESDAY, JUNE 21, 1994

REQUIREMENT

AND

THE SPOKESMAN SAID THE DRIVERS TO EXERCISE SELF-DISCIPLINE, COMPLAINTS.

WAS TO ENCOURAGE TAXI HELP PASSENGERS LODGE

PASSENGERS WHO WISH TO REPORT TAXI DRIVERS NOT DISPLAYING THEIR IDENTITY PLATES WHILE ON HIRE CAN CALL THE TRANSPORT COMPLAINTS UNIT OF THE TRANSPORT ADVISORY COMMITTEE HOTLINE NO. 577 6866.

CNTA STAFF COMMENDED FOR OUTSTANDING RELIEF WORK

THE SECRETARY FOR HOME AFFAIRS, MR MICHAEL SUEN, PRESENTED COMMENDATION LETTERS TO FOUR OFFICERS OF THE CITY AND NEW ADMINISTRATION AT A CEREMONY THIS (TUESDAY) AFTERNOON.

TERRITORIES

BY

THE FOUR WERE COMMENDED FOR DISPLAYING EXEMPLARY COURAGE AND ENTHUSIASM WHILE ORGANISING AND PROVIDING RELIEF TO THOSE AFFECTED THE MASSIVE FLOOD IN NORTH DISTRICT ON SEPTEMBER 26 LAST YEAR.

THEY ARE FORMER SENIOR EXECUTIVE OFFICER MR YU SHEUNG-CHI; LIAISON OFICER II MR JOHNNY YAU CHUNG-KWAN; CLERICAL OFFICER I MR CHAN YU-LOK; AND DRIVER MR LAW MOOK-MING.

MR YU, 60, WHO WAS ON PRE-RETIREMENT LEAVE THAT DAY, VOLUNTARILY RETURNED TO THE OFFICE AND ASSISTED IN THE RELIEF OPERATIONS, CONTRIBUTING TO THE SUCCESS OF THE WHOLE EXERCISE.

TACT,

MR YAU, 41, IN

IN PROVIDING FRONTLINE ASSISTANCE, DEMONSTRATED PATIENCE AND CONCERN FOR THE VICTIMS DESPITE INTENSE PRESSURE.

MR CHAN, 43, RESPONSIBLE FOR PROVIDING FOOD AND SHELTER IN CHEUNG WAH COMMUNITY HALL, WAS PRAISED FOR HIS UNRELENTING EFFORTS FROM THOSE WHO HAD SOUGHT REFUGE AT THE TEMPORARY SHELTER.

TRIBUTE WAS PAID TO 38-YEAR-OLD MR LAW FOR BRAVING ADVERSE WEATHER AND HAZARDOUS ROAD CONDITIONS IN PROVIDING TRANSPORT SERVICES TO THE DISTRICT STAFF THROUGHOUT THE DELUGE.

AT THE SAME CEREMONY, A TOTAL OF 96 OTHER OFFICERS WERE AWARDED LONG AND MERITORIOUS SERVICE CERTIFICATES.

THE CERTIFICATES WERE PRESENTED BY THE REGIONAL HONG KONG AND KOWLOON/NEW TERRITORIES, MISS CHRISTINE TWO DEPUTY SECRETARIES FOR HOME AFFAIRS, MRS STELLA BRENDA FUNG.

SECRETARY FOR CHOW; AND THE

HUNG AND

MRS

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