Leung Mei Fun, a member of the Legislative Council of the Pakatan Harapan, who became famous for her high-profile rodent eradication in the early years and was named "Rat King Fen" by netizens, posted on Facebook today (18th) that she was happy to see Deputy Chief Secretary for Administration Zhuo Yongxing follow up on the environment such as rodent infestation Regarding hygiene issues, I noticed that some media wanted to call Zhuo "Rat King Xing", emphasizing that the title of "Rat King" is not patented, and more officials and parliamentarians who are interested in controlling rodent problems are welcome to use it, because it is the public's willingness to let go of officials and parliamentarians. Body, follow up the affirmation of people's livelihood issues.
Friends don't think it's worth it to belittle the sense of identity Leung Mei-fen: "Rat King" is affirmed by the public
When Leung Mei Fun was preparing for the district council election in 2008, she invited mainland experts to Mong Kok to demonstrate the eradication of rodents, and called on the FEHD to deal with the problem immediately. She took a photo with more than ten rats and appeared on the front page of the next daily newspaper. The title of "The Rat King Fen".
She posted on Facebook today (18th), mentioning that some friends thought that the nickname "Rat King Fen" was demeaning to her, a former barrister and university professor, but Leung believes that the lawmakers are willing to put down their posture and follow up on the rat problem. He was given the nickname "Rat King" when he waited for people's livelihood issues, which was affirmed by the public.
The Deputy Secretary for Administration, Mr Cheuk Wing-hing, recently led a cross-departmental crackdown on hygiene blackspots. He pointed out that the government's past rodent eradication efforts were not thorough enough. He planned to use new rodent eradication tools and methods to eradicate rodents and formulate a new rodent infestation index.
He communicated with the lawmakers at the second front office exchange meeting yesterday (17th), and proposed the "Rat King Patent" during the warm-up. He joked that he should not be called "Rat King Xing" because the name already has a patent.
Leung Mei-fen responded in a post today, saying that the title of "Rat King" has never been patented, and more officials and parliamentarians who are interested in controlling rodent problems are welcome to use it. Every time there is a rat king in the political world, it means that there is one more official and member who is willing to solve the problems of people's livelihood. It is indeed a blessing for Hong Kong, and it is best to have a rat king!"
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