About 200 members of the Society for Community Organisation marched from Southorn Playground in Wan Chai to the government's offices in Admiralty yesterday, joining others urging the government to use its estimated HK$60 billion budget surplus tohelp the poor. Photo: Nora Tam
About 200 members of the Society for Community Organisation marched from Southorn Playground in Wan Chai to the government's offices in Admiralty yesterday, joining others urging the government to use its estimated HK$60 billion budget surplus tohelp the poor. Photo: Nora Tam
About 200 members of the Society for Community Organisation marched from Southorn Playground in Wan Chai to the government's offices in Admiralty yesterday, joining others urging the government to use its estimated HK$60 billion budget surplus tohelp the poor. Photo: Nora Tam
Hong Kong political, charity groups urge using budget surplus on poor
Some of estimated HK$60b should be used to increase rent and utility subsidies, groups say
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About 200 members of the Society for Community Organisation marched from Southorn Playground in Wan Chai to the government's offices in Admiralty yesterday, joining others urging the government to use its estimated HK$60 billion budget surplus tohelp the poor. Photo: Nora Tam
About 200 members of the Society for Community Organisation marched from Southorn Playground in Wan Chai to the government's offices in Admiralty yesterday, joining others urging the government to use its estimated HK$60 billion budget surplus tohelp the poor. Photo: Nora Tam
About 200 members of the Society for Community Organisation marched from Southorn Playground in Wan Chai to the government's offices in Admiralty yesterday, joining others urging the government to use its estimated HK$60 billion budget surplus tohelp the poor. Photo: Nora Tam
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