Lots of fun and laughter at carnival
This year's Health Lifestyle Carnival held at PSRC was another resounding success, attracting some 10,000 visitors, mostly officers and their families.
The theme of this annual event was encouraging Force members to participate in voluntary community services and cultivate personal interests to lead a meaningful and full life.
A great variety of activities catering for both adults and children were kicked off as soon as Director of Personnel and Training Tsang Wai-hung had performed the traditional lion dance eye-dotting ceremony. To recognise their participation in community services after work, Mr Tsang presented the volunteer team service certificates, awarded by the Social Welfare Department, to the representatives from various Police volunteer teams. Details are as follows:
| Volunteer Team | Certificate |
| Police Volunteer Services Corps | Gold |
| Choi Hung Police Volunteer Team | Gold |
| EU KE Volunteer Team | Gold |
| EU NTN Volunteer Team | Gold |
| Police Civilian Staff Club | Gold |
| NTK Volunteer Team | Gold |
| MOWDIST Volunteer Corps | Gold |
| YLDIST Volunteer Team | Gold |
| PCRO BORDIST Team | Gold |
| JPOA Volunteer Team | Gold |
| SPS Volunteer Team | Silver |
| APDIST Volunteer Team | Bronze |
Supported by over 30 clubs under Police Sports Council and Police Arts Council, the activities of the second Carnival were designed to drive the theme home. The large turnout and the jovial atmosphere attested to the popularity of the event, which was organised by Personnel Services and Staff Relations Branch to promote a health lifestyle among all Force members.
Director of Personnel and Training Tsang Wai-hung dots the "lion's"eyes to kick off the carnival
Getting a lesson on boxing
Over 30 clubs have contributed to the carnival's various activities
Carnival activities cater for young and old
Soccer is popular with Force children
Lion dance is a traditional performance in an event like the carnival