The Standard Chartered Hong Kong Marathon 2024 was held on the morning of January 21st, attracting approximately 74,000 enthusiastic participants. The event has returned to its pre-pandemic scale. In this grand event, our colleagues Alan Chan and Joanne Tung successfully completed the marathon and the 10-kilometer race, respectively.

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It is delighted to see our colleagues maintaining good health, actively participating in sports, and once again congratulates all the athletes who completed the Standard Chartered Marathon 2024.

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To promulgate the importance of regular physical activity for good health and prevention of diabetes mellitus, Diabetes Hongkong organizes the "Diabetes Hongkong Healthy Run 2020".

Centaline surveyors Ltd was hold a day trip of the Tai O and Ngong Ping Village. We were happy and enjoyed the trip. We could felt the Tai O’s traditional culture, because there was a famous fishing town in Hong Kong. Stilt Houses and Seafood Market were the local characteristic at Tai O.

In addition, we were toured the Ngong Ping Village. Ngong Ping Village was a culturally themed village designed and landscaped to integrate into the scenic nature of Ngong Ping. We enjoyed the day trip, and we had a whale of a time.

Aiming to promote the benefits of sport and a positive attitude towards life, one of the top-rated supplement brands in Hong Kong, AUSupreme is about to hold the event “AUSupreme Run – Run For LOVE”. All proceeds of this event will be donated to the Love Foundation, to provide better education and living environment for the tens of millions "left-behind children" in China.

“MSF Orienteering Competition” has been organized by Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) in Hong Kong since 2002. It allows MSF’s supporters to experience the challenges faced by our field workers, who travel through some of the world’s most testing environments to provide much-needed medical care to the people and communities who are most in need.

All participants will be assigned an MSF field worker identity. In addition to searching for control points over hills and valleys, participants can complete the “Frontline Mission” to further understand the lifesaving work of MSF.