The Secretary for Transport and Housing, Chen Fan, and Deputy Secretary, So Wai-man, visited two subdivided families in Tsuen Wan and Kwai Chung on New Year's Day to learn about their living environment and their children's learning needs.
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Chen Fan said that one of the families has lived in a sub-house for more than 10 years and has three children. Chen Fan and Su Weiwen shared their reading experience with their eldest daughter who was preparing for the DSE exam and sent snacks to cheer them up.
The eldest son of another family is a railway fan. He shared with visiting officials a photo of his family visiting Songhuangtai Station on the opening day of the Tunma Line.
Chen Fan pointed out that the two families have applied to live in the transitional housing "Hey Faith" built by the Hong Kong Association of Community Organizations. They are expected to move in around the Lunar New Year. I believe that the quality of life and living environment will improve immediately and their children will also have a quiet learning environment. .
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