Chinese -style step operation extends to auxiliary disciplinary forces

The use of Chinese -style steps in the cooperative style not only covers the Hong Kong disciplinary forces, but also extends to the auxiliary department, the public security service team under the Hong Kong Security Bureau, and has adopted Chinese step exercises for the first time in the latest closing formula.

For the first time, the Hong Kong people's security service team adopted a Chinese -style operation.

According to the Hong Kong Sing Tao Daily report on the 4th, the Hong Kong Min'an team held the 84th new team membership meeting at the headquarters of the Min'an team that day, and Lin Guoxing, deputy director of the Min'an team, served as reviewer. A total of 86 players in this year participated in the meeting. They came from all walks of life, including colleges and universities. The trainees will serve the knowledge and skills they have learned. The report specifically mentioned that the flag -raising ceremony of this session of the meeting was first carried out by the flag -raising and the flag protection team. In his speech, Lin Guoxing said that the Min'an team will fully implement Chinese -style operations in order to reflect the sense of belonging and national identity of the people's security team.

Earlier, the regular disciplinary forces (often known as the six major disciplinary forces) of the six security bureaus of Hong Kong have popularized Chinese -style exercises. The disciplinary force is a civil servant structure of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China. It is responsible for maintaining the internal stability and safety, social order, and disaster relief in Hong Kong to endanger other law enforcement. Other government departments are directly responsible for the Chief Executive. There are six major disciplinary forces under the Security Bureau, including the Hong Kong Police Office, Correctional Services, Hong Kong Customs, Hong Kong Fire Office, Government Flight Service Team (including auxiliary players) and the Entry -Affairs Office. Among them, the Hong Kong Police Department is the largest government department in Hong Kong. About 28,400 police officers in uniform belong to disciplinary forces, while the remaining 4700 civilian staff did not belong to disciplinary forces. Two auxiliary disciplinary forces are the Min'an team and medical auxiliary teams.

The Min'an team is the abbreviation of the people's security service team. As early as 1939, Hong Kong had established civil defense work when the Air Defense Administration was established. In addition to being responsible for the construction of air defense holes and performing light control exercises, various voluntary civil defense teams were also formed, including air defense ambulances, reserve fire extinguishers, disinfection teams and disinfection teams and disinfection teams and disinfection teams and disinfection teams and disinfection teams and disinfection teams and disinfection teams and disinfection teams and disinfection teams and disinfection teams and disinfection teams and disinfection teams and disinfection teams. The excavation team, etc., have been operated until December 1941 by the Japanese captured by the Japanese. After the end of World War II in 1945, the Air Defense Administration did not resume operation, and some of its functions were undertaken by the Min'an team established in 1952. The organization was still preparing for the civil defense organization in the early days. After years of development, it was transformed into a diversified civil defense security forces. During natural disasters and human disasters, various emergency services were implemented. At present, there are about 3,800 adult players and more than 4,000 people's team members.

There are three main teams below the Min'an team. Among them, the predecessor of the Shanling Search and Rescue Squadron is the Shan Climbing Rescue Team. Since its establishment in 1969, the team has shouldered the mountain search and rescue tasks in Hong Kong, including searching and rescue in the mountain hiking activities. The missing person. The emergency rescue squadron specializes in rescue tasks in major accidents such as heavy rescue work, collapse search and rescue, high -altitude rescue, closed space, and traffic accidents. The team can be ordered in 90 minutes. When large -scale disasters such as mudslides and typhoons occur in Hong Kong, they are responsible for saving the victims and assisting the victims of evacuation. The third team, that is, the Min'an Team Youth Team was established in 1968. It is a youth uniform group in Hong Kong. Young people who are 12 years old and under 16 years old can apply for joining. When the young group members are 18 years old, they are 18 years old. The status of young members will be terminated.

Whenever a notice is received, the people of the Min'an team need to reach the operation base to gather, accept reports and preparations within 1 hour and 45 minutes, and then start action together. Throughout 2012, the Min'an team participated in 138 emergency services, including 80 mountain searches, 37 fire rescue and 15 floods or typhoon rescue. The service hours exceeded 16,000 hours. The number of times exceeds 87,000 hours. Since the outbreak of the epidemic, they have also participated in the resistance of the epidemic, and are often known as one of Asia's best volunteer auxiliary troops. They are a model of volunteer work groups around the world. ▲

Ye Lan, a special reporter in Hong Kong

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