CE visits Po Leung Kuk to learn about anti-epidemic support services (with photos/video)

     The Chief Executive, Mrs Carrie Lam, went to the headquarters of Po Leung Kuk (PLK) in Causeway Bay this afternoon (March 31) to visit its mobile Chinese medicine clinic and learn about its support services for the underprivileged during the epidemic.
      
     Accompanied by the Chairman of the Board of Directors of PLK, Mr Ma Ching-nam, and the designated Chairman, Ms Daisy Ho, Mrs Lam visited PLK's mobile Chinese medicine clinic. She noted that there are a total of four mobile Chinese medicine clinics providing free medical services in about 20 districts across the territory during the epidemic. This is expected to benefit about 6 000 people. Welcoming the free Chinese medicine service, Mrs Lam thanked PLK for supporting the fight against the disease in various aspects, including loaning the PLK Jockey Club Pak Tam Chung Holiday Camp to the Government and distributing anti-epidemic packs to grassroots people.

     Mrs Lam said that many people are facing hardship amid the severe epidemic situation and that the Government will provide full support to them. She also urged the public to stand united, support each other and care more about the underprivileged sectors of the community during this period in order to overcome the epidemic together.