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Press release dated 8 October 2019

Press release dated 26 July 2019

Press release dated 28 April 2017

Press release dated 5 April 2017

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Wan Chai District

Welcome Message

Welcome to the Homepage of the Wan Chai District Office.

Wan Chai is a diverse, multi-cultural and vibrant community. It has rich historical heritage as well as numerous contemporary constructions of unique design, making it a juxtaposition of old and new, traditional and modern. Wan Chai has more than 180,000 residents, and a transient population of over 600,000. People of different nationalities, religions, and cultural backgrounds converge in Wan Chai, which is indeed the best miniature of Hong Kong as an international metropolis.

The Wan Chai District Office has been working closely with the Wan Chai District Council, relevant organisations and government departments to serve the district, promote its overall development, improve its environment and enhance the residents' quality of living. The Wan Chai District Office also serves as an efficient link between the Government and the residents. We provide support to other government departments in district work and ensure smooth implementation of policy initiatives at the district level, including implementing community involvement and environmental improvement projects. We look forward to continued partnership with the Wan Chai District Council and relevant stakeholders, with a view to fostering harmony and well-being of the district.

The recent completion of a number of urban renewal projects has given Wan Chai a new look with the addition of many stylish shops and gourmet eateries. I welcome residents of other districts and tourists to come and enjoy our beautiful and fascinating district.

Organization Chart (Wan Chai District Office)

Ms Fanny CHEUNG
District Officer
Steven CHEUNG
Assistant District Officer
Eddy CHEUNG
Senior Executive Officer
(District Council)
William CHAN
Senior Executive Officer
(District Management)
Miss Rita CHAN
Senior Liaison Officer
(Community Affairs)
Ms Pammy LEUNG
Senior Liaison Officer
(Building Management)1
Ms Fion YAN
Senior Liaison Officer
(Building Management)2
MOK Sui-hung
Senior Liaison Officer
(Building Management)3
Ms Fanny CHEUNG
District Officer
Steven CHEUNG
Assistant District Officer
Eddy CHEUNG
Senior Executive Officer (District Council)
William CHAN
Senior Executive Officer
(District Management)
Miss Rita CHAN
Senior Liaison Officer
(Community Affairs)
Ms Pammy LEUNG
Senior Liaison Officer
(Building Management)1
Ms Fion YAN
Senior Liaison Officer
(Building Management)2
MOK Sui-hung
Senior Liaison Officer
(Building Management)3

Profile (Wan Chai District)

Profile (Wan Chai District)

With the transfer of Victoria Park and Tin Hau constituencies from Eastern District to Wan Chai District beginning from 2016, the number of District Council constituency areas in Wan Chai District has increased to 13. Covering over 1,000 hectares, Wan Chai District is now home to over 180,000 people. In addition, up to 600,000 people travel to the District daily for work and leisure. Wan Chai District is served by a sophisticated public transportation system including the Mass Transit Railway, buses, mini buses and trams. For those wishing to cross the Victoria Harbour, boarding the ferry from Wan Chai Pier is also a convenient option.

Every day, people come to Wan Chai District to experience its vitality and fascinating diversity. There are many world-class commercial complexes and skyscrapers in the District, the most notable being Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, Central Plaza and Times Square. At the same time, Wan Chai District has preserved its historical buildings, including Old Wan Chai Post Office – Hong Kong's oldest post office building, Hung Shing Temple which has witnessed one and a half century of shoreline development, Pak Tai Temple where a copper statue is dedicated to Pak Tai, the 18th-Century Tin Hau Temple in Causeway Bay, and the Jardine Noonday Gun which has over a hundred years of history.

Profile (Wan Chai District)

For nature lovers, they may climb the old stone stairs facing Ship Street or the brae adjacent to Old Wan Chai Post Office and be rewarded with the lush greenery of Wan Chai District; on the other hand, the Victoria Park is an oasis amid the hustle and bustle of the city. The daily Flag-raising Ceremony at the Expo Promenade of Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre is also not to be missed. The Ceremony is most spectacular on July 1, the anniversary of the establishment of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, and October 1, National Day.

District Activities (Wan Chai District)

  • National Security Education Day cum Seminar on “Safeguarding National Security by Everyone”
  • National Security Day Carnival
  • Wan Chai Gala Show in Celebration of the 27th Anniversary of the Establishment of HKSAR

Programme Highlights (Wan Chai District)

  • Fire Drill and Fire Safety Talk
  • 2023 Wan Chai Fire Safety Carnival

Related Links (Wan Chai District)

Moreton Terrace Activities Centre under Wan Chai Signature Project Scheme

Contact Us (Wan Chai District)

E-mail Address :
Telephone No. :
(852) 2835 1997
Fax No. :
(852) 2572 7471
Postal Address :
21/F, Southorn Centre, 130 Hennessy Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong
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