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主持人：Philip Wong and John Bruce
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On this programme, we look at how Orbis and the University of Hong Kong have joined hands to address the city's growing myopia crisis and its long-term health burden.
Then, we hear from a Leisure and Cultural Services Department official on how the government's "three major ball games" sports days can encourage residents to participate in team sports.
And to wrap up the show, we speak with the Commissioner for Belt and Road to recap the Belt and Road Summit that brought together global business leaders and government officials to explore cross-regional trade and multilateral collaboration.
9:05am-9:33am:Orbis v HKU anti myopia initiative
Speakers:
Christopher Leung, Chairperson and Clinical Professor at the Department of Ophthalmology, The University of Hong Kong
Mary Lau, Executive Director of Orbis Hong Kong
9:36am-9:41am: LCSD's "three major ball games" sports day
Speaker:
Connie Cheung, Senior Manager of Community Programme at the Leisure and Cultural Services Department
9:42am-10:00am: Belt and Road Summit recap
Speaker:
Nicholas Ho, Commissioner for Belt and Road
主持人：Philip Wong and John Bruce
On this show, we first looked into a trial reservation system that will be implemented in Po Pin Chau in Sai Kung from September 5 to October 7. How will this better manage visitor numbers and flow during Mid-Autumn festival and the National Day Golden Week?
Then, we learned all about the annual 828 JoyYou Fest that will kick-off tomorrow to encourage local spending and social engagement among senior citizens.
After the break, the vice president of the Hong Kong Metropolitan University told us about the institution's first student accommodation, which is one of the first fully converted student hostels under a government scheme.
And finally, we spoke with a professor to find out more about a survey on food assistance programmes for grassroots families.
9:05am-9:20am- Po Pin Chau hiking trail registration scheme
Speaker:
Roland Sharman, Founder & CEO of HKOutsider
9:20am-9:30am – 828 JoyYou Fest
Speaker:
Edwin Lai, General Manager of Retail Business and Partnerships at Octopus
9:32am-9:46am – HKMU's first student hostel
Speaker:
Charles Kwong, Vice President (Administration and Corporate Development), The Hong Kong Metropolitan University
9:46am-10am – Food Grace Mid-Autumn campaign
Speaker:
Charles Leung, Assistant Professor at Hong Kong Shue Yan University’s Department of Social Work
