Former Security Bureau Secretary Lee Siu-kwong died in his sleep this morning at the age of 73

Former Security Bureau Secretary Li Shaoguang passed away in his sleep this morning (14th) at the age of 73.

Former boss Ye Liu: Very suddenly, the other party just had dinner with an old colleague a few days ago

In January 1974, Lee Siu Kwong successfully entered the Immigration Department and became an Immigration Officer. In 1995, he was appointed as Assistant Director of Immigration. In 1997, he was promoted to Deputy Director, and in October 1998, he was promoted to Director.

In July 2002, Li Shaoguang was appointed by the then Chief Executive Tung Chee-hwa as the Commissioner of the Independent Commission Against Corruption, becoming the first Commissioner of the Independent Commission Against Corruption from the disciplined services.

In August 2003, Li Shaoguang succeeded the resigned Ye Liu Shuyi as the Secretary of the Security Bureau.

Li Shaoguang's former boss, former Director of Immigration and Secretary of Security, Executive Council Convener Yip Lau Shuk Yee, said she was shocked and saddened to have received the relevant news.

She also revealed that the other party had just had a meal with an old colleague a few days ago, and had not heard of the other party's long-term illness, and felt very sudden.

Ma Fengguo, head of the Hong Kong People's Congress delegation who worked with Li Shaoguang, said he was surprised by his passing and praised the other party for his seriousness and good relationship.

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