Disciplined Forces Marching Parade Speech by Li Jiachao: Disciplined Forces are at the forefront of safeguarding law and order

The Security Bureau's "One Heart, New" Marching Parade was held this afternoon (24th). The disciplined and auxiliary forces participating in the parade included the Customs and Excise Department, the Government Flying Service, the Correctional Services Department, the Fire Services Department, the Police Force and the Immigration Department , Auxiliary Medical Service and Civil Aid Service.

The Chief Executive, Mr Lee Ka-chiu, officiated at the marching parade.

In his speech, Li Jiachao said that the disciplined forces stand at the forefront of maintaining law and discipline, make selfless contributions to safeguarding the lives and properties of Hong Kong citizens, and make unremitting efforts to prevent, stop and punish acts and activities that endanger national security.

Auxiliary forces work hard to support regular disciplined forces and together contribute to social stability and order.　

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At the Tseung Kwan O Fire and Ambulance College, the Security Bureau held a marching parade for the disciplined forces and youth groups celebrating the 73rd National Day and the 25th Anniversary of the Return of the People's Republic of China.

The ceremony was preceded by a military band, followed by honor guards and youth groups from various disciplined services.

Afterwards, the flag raising ceremony takes place.

In his speech, Li Jiachao pointed out that the country is prosperous and prosperous. Although Hong Kong has experienced ups and downs, there is still a national security law to bring Hong Kong back to the right track. The first joint performance of Chinese marching also reflects national sovereignty.

He also praised the various troops for their multi-faceted anti-epidemic work during the new crown epidemic, which is the most steadfast force of the Hong Kong anti-epidemic team.

He is happy to see many youth uniformed teams participating in the marching show, and hopes that the youth will become a new generation who are responsible, ambitious, and willing to fight for the country and the future of Hong Kong.

Participated in the honor guards of the disciplined services, including the Fire Department, Customs, Immigration, Civil Security, Police, Correctional Services Department, etc. There are also various youth groups, including the Civil Security Youth Corps, the Auxiliary Medical Corps Youth Corps, the Hong Kong Aviation Youth Corps, and the Junior Police Force News and the Hong Kong Youth Army, etc.

After the show, the military band played a number of pieces, and then the youth group performed dragon and lion dance performances.

Then a video will be shown to introduce the work of the various disciplined services.

The Fire Services Department also held a fire-fighting performance. Fire trucks drove into the venue to demonstrate fire fighting.

The fire investigation dog then demonstrates how to investigate the cause of the fire.

The Customs Detective Dog Squad was also present at the scene to demonstrate how to use search dogs to investigate suspected smuggled goods and make arrests.

The event ended with a group photo.

The Security Bureau held a Chinese-style marching parade on September 24. Disciplinary services and youth groups celebrated the National Day and returned to the police academy. The first exercise was in Mandarin Chinese. Bomb Office Chinese-style marching show Customs will fully adopt Chinese-style marching from now on: fully reflect national sentiment