Stained and Very Thin Masks Provided by Education Bureau to Hong Kong Students,
Logistics Department Confirms Origin from China and Russia
The Education Bureau in Hong Kong previously announced, that they would provide masks and let school distribute them to students sitting for this year’s DSE Examinations, a public exam crucial to university admission in Hong Kong.
Stand News received 2 complaints from students, who found the masks too thin and stained with yellow marks. In response to the inquiries made by Stand News, the Education Bureau said that the 500,000 masks for local students were supplied by the Government Logistics Department. No complaints had been received from the schools.
The Logistic Department confirmed that the masks were not expired and they came from China and Russia.
Source: Stand News #Mar10
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Logistics Department Confirms Origin from China and Russia
The Education Bureau in Hong Kong previously announced, that they would provide masks and let school distribute them to students sitting for this year’s DSE Examinations, a public exam crucial to university admission in Hong Kong.
Stand News received 2 complaints from students, who found the masks too thin and stained with yellow marks. In response to the inquiries made by Stand News, the Education Bureau said that the 500,000 masks for local students were supplied by the Government Logistics Department. No complaints had been received from the schools.
The Logistic Department confirmed that the masks were not expired and they came from China and Russia.
Source: Stand News #Mar10
#FaceMasks #DSE #Exam #EducationBureau #FailedState
#WhiteTerror #Education
Teacher's Contract Not Renewed For Allowing Students to Perform 'May Glory Be to HK' for Music Examinations
A senior teacher in Hong Kong issued an open letter condemning Heung To Middle School for censorship and unreasonably demanding the teachers to be aligned with the school's political position.
The school refused to renew the teacher's contract, citing the teacher's "failure to stop students from playing 'May Glory Be To Hong Kong' in a music examination" as the cause.
The teacher described the incident as political suppression, and a clear demonstration of white terror.
Source: Apple Daily #Jun10
#GlorytoHK #Exam
Teacher's Contract Not Renewed For Allowing Students to Perform 'May Glory Be to HK' for Music Examinations
A senior teacher in Hong Kong issued an open letter condemning Heung To Middle School for censorship and unreasonably demanding the teachers to be aligned with the school's political position.
The school refused to renew the teacher's contract, citing the teacher's "failure to stop students from playing 'May Glory Be To Hong Kong' in a music examination" as the cause.
The teacher described the incident as political suppression, and a clear demonstration of white terror.
Source: Apple Daily #Jun10
#GlorytoHK #Exam