Jack Chan Jick-chi (left), acting secretary for Home Affairs with Chief Executive Carrie Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor; Lam Tai-fai, chairman of HKSI and Trisha Leahy, HKSI chief executive the HKIS ceremony. SCMP / Dickson Lee
Jack Chan Jick-chi (left), acting secretary for Home Affairs with Chief Executive Carrie Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor; Lam Tai-fai, chairman of HKSI and Trisha Leahy, HKSI chief executive the HKIS ceremony. SCMP / Dickson Lee

Hong Kong sports boss Lam Tai-fai says elite athletes in city need more cash, at ceremony for new HK$1 billion facility

  • Hong Kong Sports Institute chairman Lam Tai-fai says government will be partly to blame if athletes fail to build on Tokyo Olympics success
  • Lam also calls for new training facilities to be built in New Territories and for government to buy broadcasting rights to Asian Games and Olympics

Jack Chan Jick-chi (left), acting secretary for Home Affairs with Chief Executive Carrie Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor; Lam Tai-fai, chairman of HKSI and Trisha Leahy, HKSI chief executive the HKIS ceremony. SCMP / Dickson Lee
Jack Chan Jick-chi (left), acting secretary for Home Affairs with Chief Executive Carrie Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor; Lam Tai-fai, chairman of HKSI and Trisha Leahy, HKSI chief executive the HKIS ceremony. SCMP / Dickson Lee
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