Govt Adds More Expert Advisers To Covid Panel

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  • Ivan Hung, Lau Yu-lung and Lau Chak-sing (from left to right) are the new additions to a team advising the authorities on the coronavirus.

    Ivan Hung, Lau Yu-lung and Lau Chak-sing (from left to right) are the new additions to a team advising the authorities on the coronavirus.

The government has expanded its panel of expert advisers on the Covid-19 epidemic.

Professors Ivan Hung and Lau Chak-sing from the University of Hong Kong's department of medicine and paediatrics professor Lau Yu-lung have been newly appointed to the panel, according to a government announcement on Wednesday.

They join Professor David Hui from Chinese University, as well as University of Hong Kong professors Yuen Kwok-yung and Gabriel Leung in providing advice on public health, epidemiology and clinical experience to fight the coronavirus.

"The government upholds the principle of making targeted anti-epidemic efforts on a scientific basis, and the six experts have all along made valuable contributions to the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region in combating against Covid-19," said Chief Executive John Lee in a statement.

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