RTHK to broadcast Asian Para Games
Under Secretary for Culture, Sports and Tourism Raistlin Lau on Monday said sport serves as a bridge connecting society, and live broadcasts of athletes’ efforts could unite the people of Hong Kong. Lau was speaking at the launch ceremony for RTHK’s live coverage of the 5th Asian Para Games which will be held in Japan between October 18-24. He said athletes, coaches and staff members of the Hong…
Raistlin Lau, Under Secretary for Culture, Sports and Tourism, announced on Monday that RTHK will broadcast the 5th Asian Para Games live. The event, taking place in Japan from October 18-24, aims to connect Hong Kong society through the inspiring efforts of athletes. Lau spoke at the launch ceremony for RTHK's coverage of the games, highlighting the resilience and courage displayed by athletes with disabilities.
He praised their perseverance in overcoming numerous challenges, emphasizing the unique spirit of Hong Kong in facing difficulties head-on without giving up. The ceremony was attended by Jenny Fung, President of the China Hong Kong Paralympic Committee; Angelina Kwan, Director of Broadcasting; and Melissa Pang, Chairwoman of the RTHK Board of Advisors.
Supported by the Culture, Sports and Tourism Bureau, RTHK will begin its live coverage of the Asian Para Games on October 16, covering ten sports and featuring 80 athletes from the Hong Kong, China delegation.
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