In celebration of the 10th National Security Education Day, the Hong Kong Customs College Open Day was held on 18 April, offering the public interactive experiences to better understand Hong Kong Customs' role in safeguarding national security. The event featured a national security education exhibition, demonstrations by the Customs Canine Force and the Dragon and Lion Dance Team, booth games, and virtual reality role-play games. Participants could also try a fitness test to learn about the physical requirements for applying Customs' positions. The event was well-received, enhancing public awareness of Customs' contribution to safeguarding national security.
■The Deputy Chief Secretary for Administration, Mr Cheuk Wing-hing (right), and the Commissioner of Customs and Excise, Mr Chan Tsz-tat (left), take part in an eye-dotting ceremony to kick off the dragon-lion dance performance.
■Hong Kong Customs Detector Dog Team performs in the Open Day.
■The Deputy Chief Secretary for Administration, Mr Cheuk Wing-hing (back row, eleventh right); the Commissioner of Customs and Excise, Mr Chan Tsz-tat (back row, tenth left), and guests are pictured with the Hong Kong Customs Detector Dog Team and the Hong Kong Customs Dragon and Lion Dance Team.
