The DAB requested the FHB to take measures to address the public’s concerns.

We conducted a survey on public housing drainage in Jan and Feb this year and proposed suggestions to HA and the government.

They suggested several short-, medium- and long-term measures to help prevent the spread of the disease via pipes.

The DAB conducted a survey and learned the views of 1,150 local residents towards vaccinations, mandatory universal testing, unemployment...

Respondents generally are in favor of the government to put both measures into effect as soon as possible.

We urge the government to address the shortage of staff, provide related training and subsidies to improve DRT’s benefits.

follow up on the progress of the government’s implementation of supporting policies and measures for employment affected by the COVID-19

DAB supports the decision of the NPCSC on the Sixth Legislative Council to extend the term of all members for no less than one year.

LEUNG Che-Cheung and Holden CHOW urge the government to quickly announce the details of such relief measures and give advices...

Frankie NGAN pointed out that the demand for masks is still very strong and the whole application process is fairly streamlined.

We held a video conference with Mr. LIU Chun-San to follow up on the anti-epidemic fund’s support for construction workers.

DAB conducted the second survey to better understand people’s latest situation on anti-epidemic...

Frankie NGAN, Noel SHIH and Nicholas MUK and Victor LAU handed out anti-epidemic packs outside schools at noon today.

India, Pakistan and other countries are carrying out the nationwide lock-down measures under the current epidemic.

Representatives from music education centres said that they suffered a large drop in students since the social movements last September.

Vincent CHENG have received more than 500 calls for assistance from Hong Kong residents stuck in those countries over the past two weeks.

To express disappointment with the second phase of the Anti-Epidemic Fund because it still does not cover insurance practitioners.

We met with Chief Executive (CE) Carrie Lam to exchange views on further optimization of the latest anti-epidemic measures.

The DAB recently received complaints that the risk of virus infection may increase due to personal prescribed inspection required by MWIS.

The government announced the second phase of Anti-epidemic Fund involving $137.5 billion with a target of helping businesses stay afloat.