Cops hold JPC Anti-Narcotics and Fight Crime 3×3 Basketball Tournament and Carnival (with images)
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The Junior Police Call (JPC) Anti-Narcotics and Fight Crime 3×3 Basketball Tournament and Carnival, arranged by the Hong Kong Police Force, happened today (October 19) at Southorn Playground in Wan Chai.
At the award discussion event for the basketball competitors, the Commissioner of Police, Mr Chow Yat-ming, revealed his sincere thankfulness to the Hong Kong Jockey Club and the Teens and Elderly Mission Committee for their assistance of this program, along with all getting involved groups for offering their finest. He motivated youths to establish team effort abilities through sports, and more notably, to keep away from the temptation of drugs and prohibited activities. He discussed that the winning groups will participate in a series of volunteer services to add to society and will have the chance to go to the Mainland for competitors and exchange programs. They will acquire important experience of our nation’s advancement and deepen their understanding of our nation.
Youth are now maturing in a significantly complicated environment, formed by quick developments in cyber innovation and filled with numerous temptations and traps, consisting of the emerging drug etomidate and continuously progressing rip-off methods. The success of youth criminal activity avoidance efforts is credited to the continual deepening of partnership amongst all social stakeholders and the Police. By integrating insights and leveraging synergies, criminal offense avoidance messages and appropriate worths can be instilled into the ethical virtues of neighborhoods and young people, more broadly and exceptionally.
Sponsored by the Hong Kong Jockey Club and introduced in June, the JPC Anti-Narcotics and Fight Crime 3×3 Basketball Training Programme 2025 engaged almost 6 000 instructors and trainees from 66 secondary and main schools. This year-long effort provides anti-drug and criminal activity avoidance messages through varied activities, consisting of basketball training and school talks, promoting favorable state of minds amongst individuals.
The basketball competitors under the program brought in 216 groups, making up around 900 gamers from almost 100 secondary and main schools. The getting involved groups included varied ethnic backgrounds and consisted of trainees from a Greater Bay Area school. Forty-eight elite groups advanced to today’s finals, contending for the champion, runner-up, and third-place positions in 4 guys’s and 4 ladies’s departments, together with distinctions for Top Scorer and Most Valuable Player.
Today’s carnival included 20 video game cubicles on criminal activity avoidance styles, offering individuals with chances to learn more about the risks of substance abuse and the current fraud strategies. The NSpeed National Security Express Promotional Truck was likewise on website, promoting nationwide security awareness amongst the general public through interactive display screens.