The largest sports park in Hong Kong, Kai Tak Sports Park, will hold its first trial operation on October 27th. On the 21st, the Secretary for Culture, Sports and Tourism of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government, Yang Runxiong, inspected the latest progress of the Kai Tak Sports Park project and reviewed the preparatory work for the trial operation activities. On October 21st, Yang Runxiong (second from left), the Secretary for Culture, Sports and Tourism of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government, inspected the latest progress of the Kai Tak Sports Park project and reviewed the preparatory work for the trial operation activities. On October 27th, a local football match will be held at the Kai Tak Sports Park Public Sports Ground, with 1000 ticket holders in attendance. During Yang Runxiong's inspection, he requested that Qide Sports Park Co., Ltd. ensure smooth arrangements for trial activities, improve pedestrian facilities and environment, and provide visitors with a good experience. Yang Runxiong said that the first pilot activity was a milestone for the official opening of Kai Tak Sports Park. The SAR government and Kai Tak Sports Park Limited will conduct multiple trial business activities and drills. Through the full cooperation of different departments, we are confident that the trial operation activities and drills will gain valuable experience and prepare for the comprehensive opening of Kai Tak Sports Park. "Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam mentioned in the 2024 Policy Address that the main facilities of Kai Tak Sports Park will be completed by the end of this year. As the largest sports infrastructure in Hong Kong's history, Kai Tak Sports Park will be put into operation in the first quarter of next year, which will help promote the development of sports in Hong Kong and drive the development of industries such as leisure and entertainment, tourism, and event economy. To ensure smooth and orderly operation during the official opening, Kai Tak Sports Park will conduct a series of trial activities and drills from late October to the first quarter of next year. The trial business activities and drills will start from the outskirts of Kai Tak Sports Park and gradually enter the facilities within the park for testing. The number of participants in the drill and trial activities will gradually increase from the initial 1000 to about 50000, and it is expected that a total of about 150000 to 200000 people will participate before the official opening. (New Society)