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G.N. (E.) 151 of 2020 It Is Hereby Notified That the Following Persons G.N. (E.) 151 of 2020 It is hereby notified that the following persons have been awarded the Grand Bauhinia Medal (G.B.M.):— The Honourable LEUNG Kwan-yuen, Andrew, G.B.S., J.P. The Honourable CHAN, Bernard Charnwut, G.B.S., J.P. Dr. CHAN Tung, G.B.S., J.P. Mr. HUI Wing-mau, G.B.S. It is hereby notified that the following persons have been awarded the Gold Bauhinia Star (G.B.S.):— Mr. LO Wai-chung, Stephen, P.D.S.M., J.P. The Honourable Mr. Justice Anthony Murray GLEESON The Honourable MA Fung-kwok, S.B.S., J.P. Miss LAU Yin-wah, Emma, J.P. Ms. TSE Man-yee, Elizabeth, J.P. Mr. CHOW Tat-ming, Thomas, J.P. Mr. LAI Yee-tak, Joseph, J.P. Mr. TONG Chi-keung, Donald, J.P. Ms. CHAN Yuen-han, S.B.S., J.P. Mr. PANG Cheung-wai, Thomas, S.B.S., J.P. Dr. TAM Kam-kau, S.B.S., J.P. Mr. WONG Tung-shun, Peter, J.P. Mr. LAU, James Henry Jr., J.P. Mr. KUNG Chun-lung, J.P. Mr. NG Woon-yim, M.H. It is hereby notified that the following persons have been awarded the Medal for Bravery (Gold) (M.B.G.):— Ms. NG Wing-man, Iris (posthumous) Mr. WONG Cheuk-bond (posthumous) Mr. CHENG Chak-yin Mr. LAI Chi-hang, Ben (posthumous) It is hereby notified that the following persons have been awarded the Silver Bauhinia Star (S.B.S.):— The Honourable Mr. Justice Mohan Tarachand BHARWANEY Dr. NG Wang-pun, Dennis, B.B.S., M.H. Mr. WONG Kuen-fai, J.P. Mr. LI Kin-yat, F.S.D.S.M. Mr. LI Tin-chui, Simon, J.P. Dr. KONG Tak-ho, B.B.S., J.P. Dr. CHAN WONG Lai-kuen, Anissa, B.B.S., M.H., J.P. Ms. LAU Chiang-chu, Vivien, B.B.S., J.P. Dr. LEUNG Pak-yin, J.P. Ms. HO Chiu-king, Pansy Catilina, J.P. Dr. CHEN Hong-tian, J.P. Ms. CHAN Oi-ching, J.P. Mr. Ashley Ian ALDER, J.P. Ms. TAM Wan-chi, Winnie, J.P. Mr. SO Cheung-wing, J.P. Dr. Patricia LEAHY, B.B.S. Dr. WOO Wai-man, B.B.S. Mr. SHUN Chi-ming Mr. LI Xiaojia, Charles Dr. John Gerald GREENWOOD Mr. Jaap VAN ZWEDEN Ms. Theresa Ann JOHNSON It is hereby notified that the following persons have been awarded the Medal for Bravery (Silver) (M.B.S.):— Mr. CHU Ki-fung Mr. LING Ka-wai Mr. LEUNG Yat-fai Mr. LEUNG Siu-cheung, Wesley Mr. LEUNG Chun-yin Mr. LAU Tat-ming Mr. TANG Kwong-kwan It is hereby notified that the following persons have been awarded the Hong Kong Police Medal for Distinguished Service (P.D.S.M.):— Mr. YUEN Yuk-kin, Albert Ms. CHEUNG Ching, Jocelyn Mr. CHOI Chin-pang, Frederic Mr. Patrick LAIDLER It is hereby notified that the following persons have been awarded the Hong Kong Fire Services Medal for Distinguished Service (F.S.D.S.M.):— Mr. CHUI Man-leung Mr. LIU Tai-yiu It is hereby notified that the following persons have been awarded the Hong Kong Immigration Service Medal for Distinguished Service (I.D.S.M.):— Mr. AU Ka-wang Mr. FUNG Pak-ho, William It is hereby notified that the following person has been awarded the Hong Kong Customs and Excise Medal for Distinguished Service (C.D.S.M.):— Mr. LEE Hon-man It is hereby notified that the following person has been awarded the Hong Kong Correctional Services Medal for Distinguished Service (C.S.D.S.M.):— Mr. LEE Siu-kai It is hereby notified that the following person has been awarded the Government Flying Service Medal for Distinguished Service (G.D.S.M.):— Ir. CHAN Wai-keung It is hereby notified that the following persons have been awarded the Hong Kong ICAC Medal for Distinguished Service (I.D.S.):— Ms. HSU Man-wai Ms. CHAN Kit-wan, Valentina Ms. KWAN Yee-lan, Sally It is hereby notified that the following persons have been awarded the Bronze Bauhinia Star (B.B.S.):— Ms. PANG, Melissa Kaye, M.H., J.P. Mr. YU Chen-on, Emil, J.P. Mr. LAM Man-fai, J.P. Mr. SZE Ching-lau, J.P. Professor CHAI, John Yat-chiu, J.P. Ms. TSUI Li, Eileen, J.P. Mr. MA Ching-nam, J.P. Mr. AU Wai-kwong, Elvis, J.P. Professor LEUNG Wing-hang, Vitus, J.P. Mr. CHAN Nam-po, J.P. Mr. CHAN Ka-yan, Samuel, J.P. Mrs. WONG YAU Wai-ching, Michelle, J.P. Mr. WONG Kwok, Kingsley, J.P. Mr. WONG Kam-pui, Wilfred, J.P. Dr. LIU Hong-fai, J.P. Mr. CHIU Kwok-kit, J.P. Professor LAU Chi-pang, J.P. Mr. TANG Ka-piu, J.P. Ms. LO Wing-sze, Anthea, J.P. Mr. HO Hon-kuen, M.H. Ir. CHEUNG Yan-hong, M.H. Mr. YEUNG Tsz-hei, M.H. Dr. CHU Ting-kin, Kenneth Mr. Anthony John HARDY Dr. LEE Wai-lai, Margaret Mr. LEUNG Kin-wah Ms. LEONG Ion-chi Mr. MOK Hoi-to Mr. CHAN Pak-cheung, Natalis Miss CHAN Fung-kwan, Donna Ir. MAK Ka-wai Mr. WONG Man-chai Miss WONG Lai-ping Ms. IP Fung-king, Fanny Dr. TSOI Wing-sing Professor LO Yuk-lam Mr. LAI Hon-chung Mr. FORK Ping-lam Ms. KWONG Yuet-sum Mr. Albert Thomas DA ROSA Jr. It is hereby notified that the following persons have been awarded the Medal for Bravery (Bronze) (M.B.B.):— Mr. MAN Kwun-san Mr. WU Sui-kit Mr. WAI Tsz-yin Mr. MA Kai-on Mr. CHEUNG Lik-hang Mr. LEUNG Kai-yip, Keith Mr. TSANG Chi-on Mr. WONG Ka-lun It is hereby notified that the following persons have been awarded the Hong Kong Police Medal for Meritorious Service (P.M.S.M.):— Mr. WONG Sun-lok Mr. WONG Shun-shing Mr. KONG Hon-ching Mr. NG Siu-mo Mr. LEE Man-bun Mr. LI Kwai-wah Mr. LEE Wai-man Mr. LAM Chi-wai, Wilson Cario Mr. CHEUNG Chin-kai Ms. CHEUNG Wa-kwan Mr. CHAN Wing-on, Francis Mr. CHAN Pak-cheung Mr. CHAN Wai-kei Mr. CHAN Kwok-kee Ms. CHAN Yat-sze, Leslie Mr. MAK Ping-hong Mr. TUNG Yun-keung Mr. LIU Ching-tat Mr. SIT Wai-ming, Warwrick Mr. CHUNG Chi-ming Ms. TAM Mei-heung, Tenny It is hereby notified that the following persons have been awarded the Hong Kong Fire Services Medal for Meritorious Service (F.S.M.S.M.):— Ms. LEE Shui-ching Mr. CHAN Tak-leung Mr. CHAN Kam-cheung Mr. WONG Pik-on Mr. CHIU Wai-kin, Kavin Mr. CHENG Ki-lung Mr. TAI Kei-wai Mr. SO Chi-wah It is hereby notified that the following persons have been awarded the Hong Kong Immigration Service Medal for Meritorious Service (I.M.S.M.):— Ms. WONG Siu-lin, Dabbi Ivy Mr. LEUNG Kin-hung Mr. SIN Sheung-mo Mr. CHIU Wai-fu, Bob Mr. TAM Chi-seng It is hereby notified that the following persons have been awarded the Hong Kong Customs and Excise Medal for Meritorious Service (C.M.S.M.):— Mr. FONG Wing-kai Mr. WONG Cheuk-yin Mr. LEE Kwok-keung Mr. CHAN Chi-wing Mr. KWAN Kin-keung It is hereby notified that the following persons have been awarded the Hong Kong Correctional Services Medal for Meritorious Service (C.S.M.S.M.):— Mr. SUN Po-lam, Paul Mr. LEUNG Wing-wa Mr. CHUM Chung-wai, Latde Ms. CHUNG Mo-yi It is hereby notified that the following person has been awarded the Government Flying Service Medal for Meritorious Service (G.M.S.M.):— Captain WONG Chun-pong, M.B.B. It is hereby notified that the following persons have been awarded the Hong Kong ICAC Medal for Meritorious Service (I.M.S.):— Mr. KONG Yim-kwan Mr. AU Kwan-lung Ms. LEUNG Shuk-lai, Lillian It is hereby notified that the following persons have been awarded the Medal of Honour (M.H.):— Mr. FU Chin-shing, Ivan, J.P. Mr. Roger Thomas BEST, J.P. Mr. HUNG Chiu-wah, Derek Mr. WAN Wo-tat, Warwick Mr. KOT Siu-yuen Mr. HO Siu-ping, Peter Ms. YUE Shin-man, Anna Mr. LI Siu-yung Mr. CHEUNG Hang-fai Mr. TANG Shu-wing Mr. KWAN Kee Mr. KU Ka-yin Mr. FONG Chung-lun Ms. WONG Men-chu Mr. WONG Yin-shun, Vincent Dr. SEETO, Anthony William Yiu-wai Mr. CHU Ho-yin Miss CHU Lai-ling Mr. YU Man Mr. NG Kam-ching Mr. LI Sai-wing Captain LI Chi-wai Mr. LI Wah-kwong, Rex Miss TO Wai-yee Mr. CHAU Shu-ching Mr. YAU Yuk-lun Mr. WOO Kin-man, Clement Mr. LING Chi-keung Mr. TONG Kang-yiu Mr. SUEN Yiu-tat, Ted Mr. HSU Hoi-shan Mr. YUEN Ka-tat, Peter David Mr. MA Chak-wa, Stephen Mr. AU Wai-sing Mr. TSUI Sai-cheung Mr. CHEUNG Muk-lam Mr. CHEUNG Yick-lun, Alan Mr. LEUNG Tsz-wing, Dennis Ms. LEUNG Fong-yuen Mr. CHONG Yuen-tung Mr. CHONG, John N.K. Ms. MOK Ching-suen Mr. CHAN Tin-ming, Harry Mr. CHAN Sai-kwong Mr. CHAN, Calvin Ka-wai Dr. CHAN Kwok-man, Edward Ms. CHAN Man-kuen Mr. CHAN Kwok-wai Ir. CHAN King-wa, Felix Mr. CHAN Chun-ching Mr. CHAN Tang-yuen Mr. MAK Kam-fai, Donny Mr. PANG Wing-seng, Victor Ms. TSANG Wing-ping, Ella Mr.
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