title: List of rail accidents (1980–1989)

abstract: This is a list of rail accidents from 1980 to 1989.

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# List of rail accidents (1980–1989)

This is a **list of rail accidents from 1980 to 1989**.

## 1980

## 1981

* January 14 – *Ghana* – An express train derailed between Accra and Kumasi, killing at least 21 people and injuring about 200.
* January 19 – *France* – An RER A express train in Paris at Auber station crashed, killing one person and injuring 73 in a rear-end collision caused by the train driver misunderstanding a new signaling system installed only two days earlier. It is the Paris RER's first fatal accident.
* January 21 - *Indonesia* \- In Central Java, a Senja IV train departing from Purwokerto train station and Maja train departing from Kroya train station collided in Gunung Payung, near the Serayu River Bridge. 7 people was killed and dozens of people were injured.
* March 8 - *Argentina* \- **Brandsen rail disaster** \- A passenger train collided head-on with a freight train, killing 34.
* May 14 – *South Korea* – An express from Busan to Seoul was stopped after hitting a motorcycle on a level crossing at Daegu. The local train following then collided with the express; killing 54.
* June 4 – *Poland***Osieck rail crash**: A head-on collision occurred between PKP class EN57 and a freight train. 25 people were killed, mostly railroad workers returning home from work.
* June 6 – *India***Bihar train derailment**: Between 300–800 were killed after a train fell into a river.
* June 25(?) – *USSR* – Near Gagra (now in Abkhazia, claimed by Georgia), an express train collided with a local train, killing 70 people and injuring over 100.
* July 3 – *United States* – A motorman was killed and 140 injured after a Manhattan bound New York City Subway train rear-ended a second train in a tunnel in the New Lots line of Brooklyn near Sutter Avenue station. The crash was blamed both on a Railway signal failure and the deceased motorman who was traveling unsafely during sporadic power outages in a dark tunnel.
* July 9 – *China***1981 Chengdu–Kunming rail crash**: Passenger train No. 442 plunged into the Dadu River after the Liziyida bridge was destroyed by a mudslide 15 minutes earlier; both engines and three carriages fell into the water while a fourth overturned at the tunnel exit. 260-360 people were killed, making it the deadliest rail accident in China.
* July 16 – *India* – Freight and passenger trains collided at Bilaspur, Chhattisgarh, killing 38 people and injuring 42.
* July 18 – *India* – A derailment near Dangarva (near Ahmedabad), possibly due to sabotage, killed 35 people.
* July 31 – *Pakistan* – The *Awar Express* from Karachi en route to Lahore and Peshawar, carrying many Muslim passengers because of the end of Ramadan, derailed on damaged track, possibly due to sabotage, at Bahawalpur, killing at least 30 .
* August 11 - United States - In Boston, an *MBTA* Train collided onto another train, killing four people.
* August 31 – *India* – The derailment of a Madras to Delhi express near Asifabad Road station in Rebbena killed at least 25 people and injured at least 40.
* December 11 – *United Kingdom***Seer Green rail crash**: Due to heavy snow, tree branches fell onto the tracks of the line from London Marylebone to High Wycombe, between Gerrards Cross and Seer Green. While one driver stopped to clear some branches, the Gerrards Cross signalman assumed at first that the track still showed occupied on his diagram because a branch was shorting out the track circuit. He told the next train's driver to proceed with caution, but he accelerated to about 35 mph (56 km/h) and crashed into the stopped train, killing himself and three passengers.

## 1982

* January 13 – *United States*Washington, D.C.: **1982 Washington Metro train derailment** \- An Orange line train derailed on the Washington Metro between the Smithsonian and Federal Triangle stations. While the train was being backed, the derailed truck drove the aluminum car into a tunnel support, killing three people.
* January 27 – *Algeria***Bouhalouane train crash**: An express train from Algiers to Oran, overloaded with 450 passengers, stalled while climbing a hill at Beni Helouane, prompting another locomotive to be brought in. But when the train's existing locomotive was uncoupled, braking on the passenger cars was lost and they ran away, killing at least 130 people and injuring 140.
* January 27 – *India* – At Agra, a late-running express crashed into a goods train in fog during a power outage, killing 63 and injuring 41. Poor visibility of the oil lamps substituting for the normal signals was suspected, but the Minister of Railways blamed the driver of the express.
* March 14 – *United States*Mineola, New York: A Long Island Rail Road train hit a van at a level crossing on Herricks Road killing nine and injuring one.
* March 17 - *Vietnam* \- Vietnam Railways passenger train 183 (also known as SE6), coming from Nha Trang, derailed while approaching a C-curve rail near Bàu Cá station, Đồng Nai province, killing over 200 passengers and crew. This is considered as the most tragic railway accident in the history of Vietnam Railways.
* May 28 – **China****Liaoning**, **Xinmin**: A passenger train overturned near Xinglongdian along Shenyang-Shanhaiguan Railway, killing three people and injuring 147.
* May 31 – *United States*Colonial Heights, Virginia: A Seaboard Coast Line freight train derailed at the Swift Creek Bridge after a hard run-in of slack due to changing grades. One tank car was breached and caught fire. 12 firefighters and a state emergency official were injured during firefighting operations. It was determined that the train was traveling over the speed limit for a restricted classification and the engineer failed to control the slack action of the train while transiting changes in grades.
* July 7 – *United States*Fair Lawn, New Jersey: Teenagers threw a switch and sent a commuter train into a pasta factory, killing the engineer. Four youths were charged.
* July 12 – *Mexico* – A Nogales-to-Guadalajara passenger train plunged into a ravine in a remote mountainous area near Tepic, killing at least 52 and injuring at least 120.
* August 2 – *West Germany*Ostercappeln: Two drunk British Army soldiers from the Duke of Edinburgh's Royal Regiment, at Mercer Barracks, stole an armoured personnel carrier (AFV432) at the Osnabrück barracks and crashed into an oncoming D 15233 after the APC was driven on the Rollbahn railway tracks. Both engines of the train and five cars derailed while the tank was completely destroyed. 23 people were injured while the two soldiers were killed.
* September 12 – *Switzerland* – A bus carrying members of Schönaich sports association was hit by a late-running three-car regional train on a level crossing in Pfäffikon after an attendant failed to close manually operated barriers. 39 people on the bus were killed, only 2 survived.
* October 17 – *Argentina* – Two passenger trains collided in Quilmes, killing more than 20 and injuring 70.

## 1983

* March 22 – *Bangladesh* – A bridge near Ishurdi collapsed under a train, with the corresponding ends of successive spans falling. The train landed on a dry section of the river bed and one car ended up almost vertical, leaning against the bridge with one end on the ground and the other in mid-air. About 60 people were killed.
* June 10 – *Egypt* – A train rear-ended another south of Cairo, and ended up with a baggage car standing vertically on its end that was crushed between the locomotive and the first passenger car. At least 22 people were killed and 46 injured.
* August 21 – *Ireland*Cherryville Junction, County Kildare: A train which stopped after running out of fuel was rear-ended by a second train which had passed a danger signal, killing seven people and injuring 55.
* September 2 - *United States* \- A Baltimore and Ohio Railroad train derailed near Murdock, Illinois, starting a fire which heated tanks filled with liquefied petroleum gas, resulting in two large boiling liquid expanding vapor explosions. The force of the explosion blasted one of the tanker cars 3,630 feet (1,110 m) away from the derailment.
* November 6 – **China****Jiangsu**, **Nanjing** – A passenger train and a freight train collided east of Nanjing during fog, killing one person aboard the freight train and injuring 31 passengers.
* November 23 – *London*Paddington station – An overnight Penzance–Paddington sleeper service approached the station at speed without applying brakes, either by mechanical failure possibly involving cold weather, or by driver inattention, and was derailed, injuring three passengers.

## 1984

* January 7 – *Canada*Medicine Hat, Alberta: A Canadian Pacific Railway freight train derailed after losing braking power and gaining excessive speed upon entry into the city's river valley, killing a crew member.
* March 5 – *United States*Kittrell, North Carolina: The Amtrak Silver Star derailed after overheated bearings caused an axle to break on the rear locomotive, injuring 52.
* April 6 – *Burma* (now Myanmar) – About 80 miles (130 km) north of Rangoon (now Yangon), a train crashed while on a bridge, killing at least 31 people.
* May 14 – **China****Liaoning**, **Xinmin** – A fire caused by a passenger lighting a cigarette broke out aboard a passenger train running from Fangjia to Dahongqi, injuring 28 passengers
* May 29, 1984 – *United States*Connellsville, Pennsylvania: The Amtrak Capitol Limited derailed following a railbed washout, injuring 23. The cause was discarded tie ends from track maintenance blocking the drainage culverts.
* June 24 – *United Kingdom* – An express passenger train **is derailed** at Morpeth, Northumberland due to excessive speed on a curve, injuring 15 people.
* July 7 – *United States*Williston, Vermont: The Amtrak Montrealer derailed following a railbed washout, killing five people and injuring nearly 140.
* July 14 – *Yugoslavia* – At Divača (now in Slovenia), a freight train violated signals and crashed at 40 mph (64 km/h) into a stationary express en route from Belgrade to Koper (now in Slovenia) and Pula (now in Croatia), killing 31 people.
* July 23 - *United States* \- Head-on crash between Amtrak Train 151 and Amtrak Train 168 at the Hell's Gate Bridge, Queens, New York, killed a passenger and injured 125.
* July 30 – *United Kingdom***Polmont rail accident**, a push-pull train derailed after colliding with a cow, killing 13.
* August 16 – *India* – Heavy rain caused a flash flood that collapsed a narrow-gauge railway bridge between Charegaon and Balaghat. A night train from Jabalpur to Gondia then fell into the nullah, killing at least 112 people.
* October 11 – *United Kingdom***Wembley Central rail crash**: A passenger train overran a signal and collided with a freight train at Wembley Central station, London, killing three people and injuring 18. The cause was a signal passed at danger, apparently caused by the passenger train's driver having an attack of an unusual form of amnesia. A medical board concluded that this was due to a transient disturbance of blood flow in the posterior cerebral arteries.
* October 31 – *Argentina* – A commuter train rammed into a bus and shoved it 600 ft (180 m) down the rail tracks, scattering wreckage and bodies along the way at San Justo, suburb of Buenos Aires, killing 43 people; another ten were injured.
* November 23 – *India* – At Byculla station in Bombay (now Mumbai), a packed commuter train derailed, killing 25 people and injuring 47 .
* November 30 – *United Kingdom* – A passenger train was derailed by a broken rail at Stoulton, Worcestershire, injuring two people.
* December 4 – *United Kingdom***Eccles rail crash**: An express passenger train collided with a freight train in Eccles, Greater Manchester, killing three people and injuring 68.
* December 11 - United Kingdom - A London Underground Train crashed into a stationary train at Kilburn Train Station due to a signal error, killing one person and injuring 16.

## 1985

* January 13 – *Bangladesh* – A fire broke out on the *Samanta* express train from Khulna to Parbatipur. The official death toll was 27, with at least 58 injured, but news reports said 150 or more died.
* January 13 – *Ethiopia***Awash rail disaster**: A derailment hurled a train into a ravine at the Ethio-Djibouti Railway, near Awash, killing at least 428 people. This accident is the worst railroad disaster in Africa.
* February 23 – *India* – A fire broke out aboard a train. 34 people were killed according to official figures, but newspapers reported 60-100 dead.
* March 23 – *Australia*Trinder Park, Queensland: Two people were killed and 31 injured after two Electric Multiple Units collided head-on.
* April 16 – *United States*Granby, Colorado: The Amtrak California Zephyr derailed following a landslide under the railbed, injuring 32. The landslide, caused by extraordinarily heavy snow melt, nearly dammed the adjacent Fraser River.
* June 11 – *Israel***HaBonim disaster**, HaBonim: 21 people were killed, including 19 school children, in a collision between a bus on a school field trip and a train going from Haifa to Tel Aviv near HaBonim.
* June 13 – *India* – 38 people were killed in a collision at Agra.
* July 8 – *France*Saint-Pierre-du-Vauvray accident: A passenger train collided with a lorry on a level crossing at Saint-Pierre-du-Vauvray, killing eight people and injuring 55.
* August 2 – *Mozambique*RENAMO rebels in the Mozambican Civil War claimed responsibility for a derailment that killed 58 people and injured 160, but the government declared it was an accident.
* August 2 – *United States*Westminster, Colorado: Two Burlington Northern locomotives collided head-on, killing five crew members.
* August 3 – *France* – Two trains collided head-on near Flaujac after the stationmaster at Assier authorized a local autorail en route from Rodez to Brive to proceed onto a single-track section before remembering that an express from Paris to Capdenac was expected in the other direction. 35 people were killed and 165 injured, 29 seriously.
* August 31 – *France* – Near Argenton-sur-Creuse, a passenger train from Paris to Portbou (Spain) failed to slow in time at a curve and derailed before being struck by a mail train going from Brive to Paris. 43 people were killed and 38 seriously injured. The president of SNCF was forced to resign.
* September 5 or 6 – *Sudan* – In heavy rain, a night freight train was derailed by a washed-out embankment and plunged about 5 metres (16 ft) into a wadi near Sungikai, west of Er Rahad on the line from Kosti to Nyala. Two locomotives and a sleeping car fell vertically and last car was crushed between the other two. One crew member was killed; another went missing and was presumed drowned.
* September 11 – *Portugal***Alcafache train crash**: The Sud Express linking Porto-Paris collided head-on with a regional train linking Guarda-Coimbra at Alcafache (Beira Alta Line) between NelasMangualde, Viseu. Officials claimed 49 were killed, but media claimed at least 150 people died.
* September 14 – *Switzerland* – A LausanneMorges passenger train collided head-on with two electric locomotives at Denges, Morges, in an incident caused by railroad worker missing a switching point at a safety catch point, killing five people and injuring 56.
* December 22 – *Italy* – An electric locomotive collided with a freight train in Coronella, Ferrara, killing 10 people and injuring 11.

## 1986

* February 1 – *South Africa* – Two commuter trains collided at KwaMashu, probably due to a signal malfunction; 39 are killed and about 70 injured.
* February 8 – *Canada***Hinton train collision**, Dalehurst, Alberta: 23 were killed after a Via Rail passenger train and CN freight train collided head-on.
* February 17 – *Chile***Queronque rail accident**, a ValparaísoSantiago express train collided head-on with local train, near Limache, killing 58 people and injuring 510. The crash prompted the full express route's cancellation.
* March 9 – *United Kingdom* – A passenger train collided head-on with two light engines at Chinley, Derbyshire due to a signalman's error, killing one person.
* March 10 – *India* – Over 50 people were killed in a collision in Bihar.
* May 5 – *Portugal***Póvoa de Santa Iria train collision**: a collision between two trains in the Póvoa train station killed 17 people and injured 83 others.
* May 15 – *Bangladesh* – A crowded express derailed near Bheramara due to sabotage (attributed to Sarbahara Marxists), and several cars fall into water; at least 25 were killed and 45 injured.
* May 18 – *United States* – An excursion train pulled by Norfolk and Western 611 on Norfolk Southern Railway derailed in the Great Dismal Swamp near Suffolk, Virginia. 150 people were injured, 7 critically. The cause was determined to be a worn wheel flange that picked a switch. This resulted in Norfolk Southern requiring tightlock couplers on all passenger equipment and imposing a 40 mph (64 km/h) speed restriction on all steam locomotives.
* June 15 – *United Kingdom* – An express passenger train derailed at Motherwell, Lanarkshire due to thermal buckling of track at a junction, injuring 12.
* July 8 – *United States***Miamisburg train derailment**, a Baltimore and Ohio freight train derailed along the Great Miami River in Miamisburg, Ohio, igniting phosphorus contained in some of the tanker cars and creating a huge toxic cloud. The evacuation of approximately 30,000 people across Montgomery County, Ohio, as a result was the largest evacuation in Ohio history. 569 persons were treated for various injuries, more than $3.5 million in property damage occurred, and more than $1 billion in lawsuits resulted.
* July 26 – *United Kingdom***Lockington rail crash**, a passenger train hit a Ford Escort van on a level crossing at Lockington, England, killing nine and injuring 59.
* September 19 – *United Kingdom***Colwich rail crash**, An express passenger train overran signals at Colwich, Staffordshire and came to halt foul of a junction before another express passenger train collided with it, killing one person and injuring 75.
* October 9 – *United States* – Twelve cars of an Amtrak passenger train derailed in rural south-central Wisconsin, killing a crewman and injuring at least 33 other people.
* November 8 – *Thailand*Bangkok: Five people died and 7 were injured after an unmanned train ran away from the maintenance depot for 15 kilometers at a speed of 50 km/h toward Hua Lamphong station and hit the buffer stop.
* November 6 – *USSR* – In Soviet Ukraine, trains from Kyiv to Donetsk and from Krivoy Rog (now Kryvyi Rih) to Kyiv collided head-on at Kirovograd (now Kropyvnytskyi) after one of the engine crew fell asleep and violated signals; 41 are killed.
* December 28 – *Japan* – An out-of-service train fell onto a fish processing factory due to strong winds at Amarube railroad bridge, Kasumi, Hyogo, killing a train conductor and five factory workers.

## 1987

* January 4 – *United States***Maryland train collision**, Chase, Maryland: The Amtrak *Colonial* express train, running at nearly 110 miles per hour (180 km/h), slammed into a consist of Conrail freight locomotives whose engineer ignored a stop signal and fouled the Northeast Corridor mainline at Gunpow Interlocking, killing the Amtrak engineer, a lounge car attendant and 14 passengers. The subsequent investigation revealed that the in-cab signaling system of the Conrail lead locomotive was inoperative and that the Conrail crew had been smoking marijuana. The accident, Amtrak's deadliest at the time, caused the US railroad industry to tighten up drug use detection among operational personnel and subsequently led to the federal certification of locomotive engineers.
* January 16 – *Sudan* – An accident at Kosti killed 21 people and injured 45.
* February 17 – *Brazil* – At Itaquera station on what is now Line 11 of the suburban train network of São Paulo, CBTU suburban train UW 56 from Brás to Mogi das Cruzes had its middle section struck by train UW 77 coming from Mogi das Cruzes at 70 km/h (43 mph). 58 were killed and 140 injured. It was reported that maintenance work caused a signal failure.
* March 9 - *Canada* \- Canadian National ore train derailed in New Brunswick.
* March 24 – *United Kingdom* – A freight train overran a signal and collided head-on with a passenger train at Frome North Junction, Somerset. Several people were seriously injured.
* July 2 – *Zaire* (now Democratic Republic of the Congo) – A heavy truck from Zambia crashed into the side of a train at a level crossing in Kasumbalesa, derailing two cars and killing 128 people.
* July 8 – *India* – A Deccan of Hyderabad-Hazrat Nizamuddin of Delhi Dakshin Express derailed at Macherial, Andhra Pradesh, killing 53.
* August 6 – *India* – Some cars broke off a freight train at Palamau; an express en route from Tatanagar to Amritsar crashed into them, and several cars fall into the water. About 50 people were killed.
* August 7 – *USSR***Kamensk-Shakhtinsky rail disaster**: In what is now Russia, a freight train ran away at about 140 km/h (90 mph) due to brake problems and collided with a passenger train from Rostov to Moscow, killing 106 people.
* October 19 – *Indonesia***Bintaro train crash**: A local train from Rangkasbitung collided head-on with another local train bound for Merak, at Bintaro Jaya, south of Jakarta, killing at least 156 people and injuring at least 300. It is the worst rail accident in Indonesia's history.
* October 19 – *United Kingdom***Glanrhyd Bridge collapse**: Four people died after a passenger train from Swansea to Shrewsbury fell off a bridge that had collapsed due to flooding beneath the bridge acting on its piers.
* November 18 – *United Kingdom***King's Cross fire**: Grease under an escalator at King's Cross St Pancras tube station in London ignited, apparently by a dropped match, producing a flashover that killed 31 people and injured 100, 19 seriously.
* November 28 – *India* – At Kishangarh, a fire broke out on board a train from Ajmer to Delhi, killing at least 22 and injuring 16 ==.
* November 29 – *USSR* – On the line between Tbilisi (now in Georgia) and Baku (now in Azerbaijan), freight and passenger trains collided between Gardabani and Böyük Kəsik, after one of the drivers fell asleep. 30 people were killed and 66 injured.
* December 11 – **Egypt** – A bus carrying primary school children returning from the Giza Zoo was smashed by a high-speed train at an unmarked railroad level crossing at Ain Shams, on the outskirts of Cairo, killing 62 children and injuring 67.

## 1988

* January 7 – *China* – A railwayman on a train from Guangzhou to Xi'an dropped a cigarette into a bucket of flammable liquid, starting a fire that killed 34 people and injured 30. He was sentenced to life in prison.
* January 14 – *United States*Thompsontown, Pennsylvania: Two Conrail freight trains collided head-on after one train ignored a signal. The engineers and brakemen on both trains were killed. The crash was attributed to crew fatigue.
* January 15 – *Canada* – A CP Rail freight train rear-ended a switcher train on the outskirts of Regina, Saskatchewan, killing two people.
* January 17 – *China* – A head-on collision in Heilongjiang province killed about 18 people and injured about 72; sabotage was suspected.
* January 19 – *East Germany***Forst Zinna rail disaster**: A Soviet tank in Forst Zinna got stuck on a level crossing and was hit by an express train, killing six people and injuring 33.
* January 24 – *China* – The derailment of a special express from Kunming to Shanghai killed at least 90 people and seriously injured 66 in Yunnan Province. One source says the accident site was "near Qiewu station" about 23 mi (37 km) from Kunming, while another says it was "between Quimu and Denjiacun stations" about 346 km (215 mi) from Kunming.
* March 23 – *Spain*Juneda, Catalonia. Ten children and 5 adults died after a train slammed into a bus on an unbarriered level crossing.
* March 24 – *China* – Apparently due to signals being violated, an express from Nanjing to Hangzhou with 193 Japanese high-school students on board collided head-on with one going from Changsha to Shanghai, at Nanxiang in suburban Shanghai. One source said 12 people were killed (including two of the students) and 29 injured; another says 28 are killed, most of them students, and 1,209 injured.
* April 11 - *United States* \- A trolley derailed at 33rd Street Station in Philadelphia, injuring 27 people.
* April 25 - *Denmark* \- A train in Sorø derailed, killing 8 people and injuring 72.
* May 20 – *Thailand* – At Takhli, a heavy truck crashed into the side of a train at a level crossing. Several cars were derailed, some of them falling into an irrigation canal; 27 people were killed and at least 22 injured.
* June 4 – *USSR***Arzamas train disaster**: A freight train carrying 118 tons of explosives from Dzerzhinsk to the Kazakh SSR exploded at a railway crossing near Arzamas I railway station, Nizhny Novgorod Oblast (now in Russia), damaging 151 buildings and killing 91 people. The explosion left an 85-foot-deep (26 m) crater.
* June 27 – *France***Gare de Lyon rail accident**: The driver of a suburban train from Melun inadvertently disabled most of the brakes following an earlier problem. The train then ran away and hit a stationary rush-hour train in the station; killing 56 people and injuring over 50.
* July 8 – *India***Peruman railway accident**: A BangaloreTrivandrum Island Express derailed and plunged into Ashtamudi Lake on the outskirts of Kollam, Kerala, drowning 107 people.
* August 16 – *USSR* – A high-speed train traveling from Leningrad (now Saint Petersburg) to Moscow derailed near Bologoye, killing 30 people and injuring about 180.
* October 9 – *Yugoslavia* – In what is now Serbia, the rear cars of a train from Skopje (now in North Macedonia) to Belgrade derailed while passing a stationary freight train in the station at Lapovo, and smashed into the freight locomotive. At least 33 were killed and 15 injured.
* December 12 – *United Kingdom***Clapham Junction rail crash**, London: wrong side failure from electrical short circuit caused by faulty signal maintenance killed 35 people and injured more than 100.

## 1989

* January 15 – *Bangladesh* – At Pubail, Gazipur District, a northbound mail train collided head-on with an express going to Chittagong because railway staff did not know how to operate the new signal system, with several cars rolling off an embankment into a paddy field. At least 170 were killed and over 400 injured.
* February 2 – *Bangladesh* – 13 people were killed and about 200 injured in a derailment at Chattogram, about 20 miles (32 km) from Chittagong.
* February 2 – *United States***1989 Helena train wreck** \- A runaway train crashed into parked rail cars.
* March 2 – *Ethiopia* – A freight train, with many people riding on it, collided with some empty cars killing 57 people and injuring 54.
* March 4 – *United Kingdom***Purley station rail crash**, London: A train crossing over from one track to another was struck by a second train which ran a red signal, killing six people and injuring 94.
* March 6 – *United Kingdom***Glasgow Bellgrove rail accident**, two commuter trains crashed at Bellgrove station in the East End of Glasgow, killing a passenger and a train driver.
* April 3 – *Italy* – Two cars of the train from Bari derailed and slammed against the rail at San Severo, Foggia, killing eight and injuring 20.
* April 16 – *India* – Karnataka express train derailed at Lalitpur, Uttar Pradesh, killing 75 people.
* May 3 - *Mexico* – At least nine are killed when a train derails in Tepic, Mexico after losing control while going down a grade.
* May 12 – *United States***San Bernardino train disaster**: A Southern Pacific Railroad freight train with insufficient working brakes ran away descending the steep Cajon Pass and derailed into houses on Duffy Street in San Bernardino, California, killing two crew members and two children and destroying seven houses. A high-pressure fuel pipeline, damaged during the cleanup process, burst 13 days after the derailment; the resulting fire killed two more people and destroyed another eleven houses.
* May 19 – *Mozambique* – A collision of two trains in Zambezia Province killed at least 28 and injured 48.
* May 24 – *Thailand* – A train from Chiang Mai to Bangkok derailed into a ravine about 300 miles (480 km) north of its destination, killing at least 22 people; an early report blamed brake failure.
* June 4 – *USSR***Ufa train disaster**: Near Asha (now in Russia), 575 people were killed and over 600 wounded after two trains passed near a leaking natural gas line which exploded.
* June 26 – *China* – An explosion in the toilet compartment of a train from Hangzhou to Shanghai killed 20 people and injured 11. It was not known whether the blast was malicious or accidental as passengers who work with explosives sometimes hide theirs in that area due to restrictions on carrying such items.
* August 4 – *Cuba* – A head-on collision of two passenger trains at Colón killed 32 people and injured 17.
* August 10 – *Mexico***San Rafael River train wreck**: A train carrying 330 people plunged off a bridge into the San Rafael River, killing 112.
* November 1 – *India* – Udyan Abha Toofan express train derailed at Sakaldiha, Bihar, killing at least 48 people.
* November 6 – *United Kingdom* – two diesel multiple units collided head-on at Huddersfield, West Yorkshire. 17 people were hospitalized.
* November 10 – *Iraq* – A derailment south of Mosul killed at least 50 people.
* November 10 – *Czechoslovakia –* Near Nové Kopisty, the international Balt-Orient express missed a red signal and crashed into a passenger train that had stopped due to technical issues. Six people died and 58 were injured
* November 16 – *Italy* – In Crotone, two passenger trains collided on the Crotone–Catanzaro line, killing 12 people and injuring 32.
* November 20 – *Australia* – A Melbourne suburban Hitachi train collided into a stationary suburban Comeng train at Syndal railway station, injuring 75 people.

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title: Tweneboa Enyenra Ntomme Oil Field

abstract: The Tweneboa Enyenra Ntomme Oil Field is an oil field within Ghana's territorial waters and the country's second major oil field after the Jubilee Oil Field. It is popularly known as the TEN oil field, an acronym formed from the three drilling fields that it comprises. Coincidentally, the exploration for oil in the basin also started with ten pre-first oil wells.

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# Tweneboa Enyenra Ntomme Oil Field

200km
124miles Tweneboa Enyenra NtommeLocation south of Ghana

The **Tweneboa Enyenra Ntomme Oil Field** is an oil field within Ghana's territorial waters and the country's second major oil field after the Jubilee Oil Field. It is popularly known as the **TEN oil field**, an acronym formed from the three drilling fields that it comprises. Coincidentally, the exploration for oil in the basin also started with ten pre-first oil wells.

## History

The Tweneboa Enyenra Ntomme Oil Field was discovered in 2009 by Tullow Oil. It is in the Deepwater Tano license, which covers an area of more than 800 square kilometers (310 sq mi) and lies around 20 kilometers (12 mi) west of Tullow's Jubilee Oil Field. Equity partners of the Deepwater Tano block are Tullow (49.95%), Kosmos Energy (18%), Occidental Petroleum (18%), PetroSA (4.05%), and the Ghana National Petroleum Corporation (GNPC) with 15%. Development and appraisal of the three deep wells started in 2013 after the license was granted in 2012.

## Production

The Tweneboa Enyenra Ntomme Oil Field began oil production on August 18, 2016. The official ceremony to start production was performed by John Dramani Mahama, the President of Ghana at the time, when he opened the production valve on the Floating Production Storage and Offloading Vessel FPSO *John Evans Atta Mills*. The first production phase produced 23,000 barrels of oil daily till the end 2016 and is projected to be 80,000 barrels per day afterwards. The final phase of the project will have 24 wells in total with a mixture of water injection, gas injection and production wells. Forecasts showed that the TEN Oil Field will produce about 300 million barrels over a 20-year period, 80% of which will be oil and 20% gas. The field will produce 80,000 barrels of oil and 180 million standard cubic foot of gas per day when it reaches full production. The entire project is expected to cost US$4.8 billion.

## InfoBox

| Tweneboa Enyenra Ntomme Oil Field | |
| --- | --- |
| Location of Tweneboa Enyenra Ntomme Oil Field | |
| Country | Ghana |
| Region | Western Region |
| Location | South Atlantic Ocean |
| Offshore/onshore | offshore |
| Coordinates | 4°29′34″N 2°55′00″W / 4.49278°N 2.916667°W / 4.49278; -2.916667 |
| Operator | Tullow Oil |
| Partners | Tullow Oil (49.95%)
Kosmos Energy (18%)
Occidental Petroleum (18%)
Ghana National Petroleum Corporation (10%)
Petro SA (4.05%) |
| Field history | |
| Discovery | 2009 |
| Start of development | 2011 |
| Start of production | 2016 |


title: F4 (mathematics)

abstract: In mathematics, F4 is a Lie group and also its Lie algebra f4. It is one of the five exceptional simple Lie groups. F4 has rank 4 and dimension 52. The compact form is simply connected and its outer automorphism group is the trivial group. Its fundamental representation is 26-dimensional. The compact real form of F4 is the isometry group of a 16-dimensional Riemannian manifold known as the octonionic projective plane OP⁲. This can be seen systematically using a construction known as the magic square, due to Hans Freudenthal and Jacques Tits. There are 3 real forms: a compact one, a split one, and a third one. They are the isometry groups of the three real Albert algebras. The F4 Lie algebra may be constructed by adding 16 generators transforming as a spinor to the 36-dimensional Lie algebra so(9), in analogy with the construction of E8. In older books and papers, F4 is sometimes denoted by E4.

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# F4 (mathematics)

In mathematics, **F4** is a Lie group and also its Lie algebra **f**4. It is one of the five exceptional simple Lie groups. F4 has rank 4 and dimension 52. The compact form is simply connected and its outer automorphism group is the trivial group. Its fundamental representation is 26-dimensional.

The compact real form of F4 is the isometry group of a 16-dimensional Riemannian manifold known as the octonionic projective plane **OP**2. This can be seen systematically using a construction known as the *magic square*, due to Hans Freudenthal and Jacques Tits.

There are 3 real forms: a compact one, a split one, and a third one. They are the isometry groups of the three real Albert algebras.

The F4 Lie algebra may be constructed by adding 16 generators transforming as a spinor to the 36-dimensional Lie algebra **so**(9), in analogy with the construction of E8.

In older books and papers, F4 is sometimes denoted by E4.

## Algebra

### Dynkin diagram

The Dynkin diagram for F4 is: .

### Weyl/Coxeter group

Its Weyl/Coxeter group *G* = *W*(F4) is the symmetry group of the 24-cell: it is a solvable group of order 1152. It has minimal faithful degree *μ*(*G*) = 24, which is realized by the action on the 24-cell. The group has ID (1152,157478) in the small groups library.

### Cartan matrix

$$\left\[{\begin{array}{rrrr}2&-1&0&0\\\-1&2&-2&0\\0&-1&2&-1\\0&0&-1&2\end{array}\right\]}$$

### F4 lattice

The F4 lattice is a four-dimensional body-centered cubic lattice (i.e. the union of two hypercubic lattices, each lying in the center of the other). They form a ring called the Hurwitz quaternion ring. The 24 Hurwitz quaternions of norm 1 form the vertices of a 24-cell centered at the origin.

### Roots of F4

The 48 root vectors of F4 can be found as the vertices of the 24-cell in two dual configurations, representing the vertices of a disphenoidal 288-cell if the edge lengths of the 24-cells are equal:

**24-cell vertices:**

* 24 roots by (±1, ±1, 0, 0), permuting coordinate positions

**Dual 24-cell vertices:**

* 8 roots by (±1, 0, 0, 0), permuting coordinate positions
* 16 roots by (±1/2, ±1/2, ±1/2, ±1/2).

#### Simple roots

One choice of simple roots for F4, , is given by the rows of the following matrix:

$$\begin{bmatrix}0&1&-1&0\\0&0&1&-1\\0&0&0&1\\\{\frac {1}{2}&-{\frac {1}{2}&-{\frac {1}{2}&-{\frac {1}{2}\\\end{bmatrix}}}}}$$

The Hasse diagram for the F4 root poset is shown below right.

### F4 polynomial invariant

Just as O(*n*) is the group of automorphisms which keep the quadratic polynomials *x*2 \+ *y*2 \+ ... invariant, F4 is the group of automorphisms of the following set of 3 polynomials in 27 variables. (The first can easily be substituted into other two making 26 variables).

$$C\_{1}=x+y+z$$

$$C\_{2}=x^{2}+y^{2}+z^{2}+2X{\overline {X}+2Y{\overline {Y}+2Z{\overline {Z}}}}$$

$$C\_{3}=xyz-xX{\overline {X}-yY{\overline {Y}-zZ{\overline {Z}+XYZ+{\overline {XYZ}}}}}$$

Where *x*, *y*, *z* are real-valued and *X*, *Y*, *Z* are octonion valued. Another way of writing these invariants is as (combinations of) Tr(*M*), Tr(*M*2) and Tr(*M*3) of the hermitian octonion matrix:

$$M={\begin{bmatrix}x&{\overline {Z}&Y\\Z&y&{\overline {X}\\\{\overline {Y}&X&z\end{bmatrix}}}}}$$

The set of polynomials defines a 24-dimensional compact surface.

## Representations

The characters of finite dimensional representations of the real and complex Lie algebras and Lie groups are all given by the Weyl character formula. The dimensions of the smallest irreducible representations are (sequence A121738 in the OEIS):

1, 26, 52, 273, 324, 1053 (twice), 1274, 2652, 4096, 8424, 10829, 12376, 16302, 17901, 19278, 19448, 29172, 34749, 76076, 81081, 100776, 106496, 107406, 119119, 160056 (twice), 184756, 205751, 212992, 226746, 340119, 342056, 379848, 412776, 420147, 627912...

The 52-dimensional representation is the adjoint representation, and the 26-dimensional one is the trace-free part of the action of F4 on the exceptional Albert algebra of dimension 27.

There are two non-isomorphic irreducible representations of dimensions 1053, 160056, 4313088, etc. The fundamental representations are those with dimensions 52, 1274, 273, 26 (corresponding to the four nodes in the Dynkin diagram in the order such that the double arrow points from the second to the third).

Embeddings of the maximal subgroups of F4 up to dimension 273 with associated projection matrix are shown below.


title: The Five (TV series)

abstract: The Five also known as Harlan Coben's The Five, is a British mystery thriller miniseries created by crime author Harlan Coben and written primarily by Danny Brocklehurst. Tom Cullen, O. T. Fagbenle, Lee Ingleby and Sarah Solemani star as childhood friends Mark, Danny, Slade, and Pru, who are reunited when DNA evidence left at a murder scene is revealed to be from Mark's younger brother Jesse, who disappeared twenty years earlier. The series first broadcast on 15 April 2016 on Sky1 and consists of ten episodes, with two episodes broadcast each week consecutively. Set in the fictional town of Westbridge, the series was filmed in Liverpool, Wirral, Runcorn and surrounding areas including Frodsham.

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# The Five (TV series)

***The Five*** also known as  ***Harlan Coben's The Five***, is a British mystery thriller miniseries created by crime author Harlan Coben and written primarily by Danny Brocklehurst. Tom Cullen, O. T. Fagbenle, Lee Ingleby and Sarah Solemani star as childhood friends Mark, Danny, Slade, and Pru, who are reunited when DNA evidence left at a murder scene is revealed to be from Mark's younger brother Jesse, who disappeared twenty years earlier. The series first broadcast on 15 April 2016 on Sky1 and consists of ten episodes, with two episodes broadcast each week consecutively. Set in the fictional town of Westbridge, the series was filmed in Liverpool, Wirral, Runcorn and surrounding areas including Frodsham.

## Plot

In 1995, four young school friends, Mark, Danny, Slade and Pru are left traumatized after Mark's five-year-old brother Jesse disappears after playing in the park with them. No trace of Jesse has ever been found. Serial killer Jakob Marosi, who had been charged with five other murders, claimed that he killed Jesse. Jesse's parents, Julie and Alan, had given up all hope of ever finding the boy alive.

Twenty years on, Danny Kenwood is a Detective Sergeant working for Westbridge Police. When he attends the scene of a murder, he finds prostitute Annie Green, who has been brutally attacked with a hammer. A forensic analysis of DNA evidence from the crime scene provides a match for Jesse's DNA. An intricate web of trials and tribulations begins to unfold as the four childhood friends re-unite in the hope of finding Jesse alive.

## Cast

### Main

* Tom Cullen as Mark Wells, a lawyer in his 30s who aids in the search for missing people in his spare time
    + Aedan Duckworth as young Mark
    + Haris Giannakopoulos as younger Mark
* O. T. Fagbenle as D.S. Danny Kenwood, a detective working for Westbridge Police
    + Freedom Doran as young Danny
* Lee Ingleby as Slade, a childhood friend of Mark, Danny and Pru, who runs a shelter for vulnerable young people
    + Billy Kennedy as young Slade
* Sarah Solemani as Pru Carew, a doctor who has returned home after living in the United States for fourteen years
    + Megan Bradley as young Pru

### Supporting

* Alfie and Harry Bloor as Jesse Wells, Mark's brother, who has been missing for twenty years
* Don Warrington as Ray Kenwood, a retired police officer and Danny's father, who is suffering from severe Alzheimer's disease
* Lorraine Burroughs as Jennifer Kenwood, Danny's wife
* Hannah Arterton as D.C. Ally Caine, Danny's partner
* Tom Brittney as D.C. Ken Howells, the lead forensic scientist in Danny's team and Karl's best friend
* Vicky Myers as Selena Callaway, an IT consultant that is found dead
* Honeysuckle Weeks as Laura Marshall, a married woman having an affair with Mark
* Tom Price as Kenton Marshall, Laura's husband and a geography teacher
* Sophia La Porta as Britnay Shearer, a volunteer at Slade's shelter
* Martin McCreadie as D.C. Karl Hatchett, a forensic analyst in Danny's team who is attracted to Ally
* Geraldine James as Julie Wells, Mark's mother
* Syrus Lowe as Larry / Larita, Mark's crossdressing paralegal secretary
* Michael Maloney as Alan Wells, Mark's father
    + Canice Bannon as young Alan
* Jonathan Kerrigan as Stuart Carew, Pru's controlling husband
* Rade Serbedzija as Jakob Marosi, a serial killer convicted of five child murders
* Barnaby Kay as D.I. Liam Townsend, Danny's superior
* Naomi Ackie as Gemma Morgan, a young woman who has been missing for five years
* Sam Swann as Matt Lohan / Mr X, an enigma
* Lee Boardman as Jay Newman, a local record producer with a murky past
* Dylan Jupp as Simon Marshall, Laura and Kenton's son
* Alexa Davies as Alexa Mills, a mysterious girl
* Niall Greig Fulton as Richard Payne, an employee of Porter with a connection to Alexa
* Charles De'Ath as Dominic Porter, the head of an IT firm and Callaway's former employer
* Stephen Boxer as Ron Hatchett, Karl's dying father
* Paul Warriner as Frank Lipton, an old friend of the Wells family

## Episodes

| No. | Title | Directed by | Written by | British air date | UK viewers<br>(million) |
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| 1 | "Episode 1" | Mark Tonderai | Danny Brocklehurst | 15 April 2016 (2016-04-15) | 1.42 |
| In 1995, five-year-old Jesse Wells disappeared whilst playing with his older brother, Mark, and three of his friends. Twenty years later, one of those friends, Detective Sergeant Danny Kenwood, is investigating the murder of prostitute Annie Green, and finds Jesse's DNA at the crime scene. He informs Mark, now a lawyer, and their other two friends, Pru, who is now a doctor, and Slade, who runs a homeless shelter. Convicted child killer Jakob Marosi had admitted to killing Jesse and sticks to his story when Mark visits him in prison. Slade encounters a young woman, Gemma Morgan, who has been missing for five years and claims to have been held with other women, but her presence disturbs Slade's colleague Brit. Slade attends a mysterious meeting in a hotel room, while Danny pursues a murder suspect who may, or may not, be Jesse. | | | | | | |
| 2 | "Episode 2" | Mark Tonderai | Danny Brocklehurst | 15 April 2016 (2016-04-15) | 1.05 |
| Danny arrests a mysterious man whom he suspects committed the murder of Annie Green, for his having her mobile phone in his possession. Mark and his father, Alan, visit the police station to view photos of the man in the hope that he may be Jesse. Having viewed the pictures, they dismiss him as not being Jesse. Whilst in the station, Mark uses his mobile phone to take a sneaky picture of Annie Green's mortuary photo, which is on Danny's desk. Mark and Slade use the photo to carry out their own investigation, and after speaking with a contact from Slade's homeless shelter, discover the victim's real name was Selena Callaway; an IT consultant working for the city. Danny is forced to release his suspect, who gives his name as Joe Hanley, after he claims that he only stole her phone, and there is no further evidence to suggest otherwise. Gemma is reunited with her parents, and subsequently describes to Pru the place in which she was being kept captive. Using the description of the location, Danny and his partner, Ally, search for a place matching the description. They find a house owned by music producer Jay Newman. He invites them inside to show them around and it is revealed that he is holding several young women captive in a soundproof room behind his recording studio. Whilst they are not able to see or hear the women, Danny's suspicions are aroused when he is unable to see any sign of Newman owning a dog, despite a neighbour informing him that Newman walks a dog around his yard at night. He recalls that Gemma had said that her captor sometimes made her wear a collar. | | | | | | |
| 3 | "Episode 3" | Mark Tonderai | Dan Sefton | 22 April 2016 (2016-04-22) | 1.03 |
| Danny and Ally visit Joe Hanley's house to ask further questions, only to find that the Joe Hanley there is not the man they arrested. It transpires that the real Joe Hanley has been blackmailed over his use of escorts and has allowed his identity to be stolen. Mark is called upon by Simon Marshall, the schoolboy son of his ex-lover Laura, to locate his missing father, Kenton. Laura denies any mystery, claiming he is on a business trip, but Simon suspects otherwise. Danny and Ally visit Selena's flat to search for further clues, and in the process, disturb 'Joe Hanley' who assaults Danny and runs off with Selena's laptop. Danny pursues him, but the pursuit ends in tragedy when the man ends up in a coma after a well-meaning citizen uses a wrench to stop him from getting away. Mark, Alan and Julie visit 'Joe Hanley' in hospital to find out if he is Jesse, but Julie is adamant that he is not. 'Joe' regains consciousness and escapes from the hospital. Danny and Ally return to Newman's house, only to find he has been murdered. Whilst there, they discover his captives, one of whom disappeared 5 years prior as a 19yo. Selena's laptop, recovered from 'Joe', turns out to have been wiped, but Ally suggests Selena may have backed up her data. A police technician discovers the backed-up data on the cloud and cracks the password, only to find an auto-delete protocol has been activated. Danny manages to take a photo of a list of names on the screen before all the data is wiped. Jesse's DNA is subsequently found at the scene. Pru, having seen Brit at Slade's request, has an admission for Mark, regarding the day Jesse went missing. | | | | | | |
| 4 | "Episode 4" | Mark Tonderai | Mick Ford | 22 April 2016 (2016-04-22) | 1.01 |
| Pru helps Mark dig for information into the disappearance of Kenton Marshall by posing as his wife and visiting the school Marshall teaches at, under the pretext of them being a married couple with a daughter they are considering enrolling. When asking a group of students if they know Mr Marshall, one of the girls makes a comment suggesting Marshall is sexually involved with a student named Alexa. Mark sneaks into the Head Teacher's office and uses her computer to discover the student's full name is Alexa Mills. He gets her address and goes to her house with Pru, only to be told by Mr and Mrs Mills that they don't have a daughter. Mark goes back to the school and again sneaks into the Head Teacher's office and prints out a scanned copy of Mr Mills' driver's licence which has been lodged as part of Alexa's enrolment paperwork. Upon confronting Mr Mills with this information, Mills reveals he has been blackmailed after being with a prostitute and was forced to sign enrolment paperwork for Alexa. Upon seeing Alexa's photo in the paperwork Mr Mills has, Mark realises that he has seen her somewhere before. Mark is subsequently attacked by a well dressed man who tells him to stay away from Alexa. Meanwhile, Danny and Ally are perplexed when a body is found buried at Newman's house. Danny digs out his father's old case files from the time of Jesse's disappearance, only to find they have been doctored. Mark and Pru go out for drinks and rekindle an old flame. Brit decides she must tell the police about her part in the kidnapping of Newman's captives and goes to the police station, asking for Danny. When told that Danny isn't there, she waits in the foyer for his return. Danny and Ally return with Newman's captives to conduct interviews. One spots Brit and tells her that none of it is her fault and that she should leave. Brit leaves the station but is followed by one of the other captives who is less forgiving. She follows Brit back to the homeless shelter, and attacks her with a knife. | | | | | | |
| 5 | "Episode 5" | Mark Tonderai | Danny Brocklehurst | 29 April 2016 (2016-04-29) | 0.98 |
| Slade finds Brit seriously injured, but alive. Meanwhile, Danny and Ally receive news that the body at the bottom of Jay Newman's garden was a former doctor and convicted serial rapist, Aldaeous Croft. Pru comes to blows with Stuart after staying out all night and sleeping at Mark's. Brit later dies in hospital of her injuries, leaving Slade devastated. Her killer is subsequently arrested. In the hunt to discover who Selena Calloway really was, Mark speaks to a fellow prostitute who reveals that she regularly met her customers in the Envy room at the Old Town Hotel. Mark visits the hotel, only to find a bloodied crime scene, with no victim. Julie confronts a mother at the markets who is haranguing her son. The woman calls Julie an 'old bitch' and Julie slaps her. After some more verbal altercation, the woman headbutts Julie in the face and leaves. Danny and Ally interview Jakob Marosi again, but the interview comes to a sudden halt when Danny reveals that he is the son of the original investigating officer. Slade, devastated by Brit's death, takes off in his van to a remote area and burns some papers and pictures of Brit. Jealous of Pru's relationship with Mark, Stuart uses a tracking programme to follow her movements via her mobile phone. He confronts Mark at his office and warns him to stay away from Pru and to stop contacting her. Later, Pru leaves the house and Stuart tracks her to Mark's apartment. Unbeknownst to Stuart, Pru had arrived in time to see Laura going inside with Mark and so Pru was watching the pair from his outside courtyard. Stuart bangs on the door, and when Mark answers, pushes his way into the flat in a rage. Initially confused when he finds Laura instead of Pru, Stuart sees on his tracking programme that Pru is on the move and rushes outside to see her trying to get away. | | | | | | |
| 6 | "Episode 6" | Mark Tonderai | John Jackson | 29 April 2016 (2016-04-29) | 0.91 |
| Mark, after speaking to a girl at the shelter, follows a friend of Alexa's from school and is led to where she is hiding out. She tells Mark that Selena left her a memory stick with all the information that led to her being murdered. She also tells Mark that Kenton Marshall is her father and that he left Selena after getting her pregnant. She says that she told Kenton everything that had happened and that he had gone to the Old Town Hotel to meet with the people threatening her. Mark takes Alexa back to the shelter but, when she goes outside for a cigarette, a mysterious lady drives up and tells her that if she wants to see her father alive again, she must get in the car and come immediately. As Alexa gets in and is driven off, Mark sees them leave. The mysterious man who assaulted Mark - Payne - also turns up, as does Slade in his van and all three follow the car to the house of Porter, the head of the IT company Selena worked for. Porter has Alexa in the kitchen and demands she give him the encryption code to the memory stick Selena left her, which his crony found hidden in her plaster cast. Matt Lohan aka 'Joe Hanley', who works for Porter, is there as well. Outside, Payne gives Mark and Slade the security code and they break in from the rear of the house whilst Payne enters from the front. Payne enters the kitchen, and during a tense standoff, Porter shoots him in the leg before killing Lohan. In the meantime Slade is captured and brought into the room. Porter says that he intends to kill both of them and blame the murder of Lohan on them and tell the police he acted in self defense. Mark sneaks up behind Porter and overpowers him. He tries to get answers about Jesse from Porter, but before Porter can say anything, Payne picks up the dropped gun and shoots him in the head. After they manage to escape with their lives, Slade takes Mark and Alexa to a safe house where Kenton has been hidden. Slade reveals to Mark that he killed the man who had been sent to the hotel to kill Kenton. He also confesses to Mark that he is the one who is responsible for Jay Newman's murder. Meanwhile, Ally makes a breakthrough in the case after Ray reveals to her the location of the missing files from the Jesse Wells investigation. He had stored them in the basement of his old house, and Danny is able to retrieve them. However, some other items which were stored in the same spot bring back some dark memories for Danny. | | | | | | |
| 7 | "Episode 7" | Mark Tonderai | Mick Ford | 6 May 2016 (2016-05-06) | 0.90 |
| Mark becomes concerned when his parents' house is broken into, and the burglar appears to have only targeted some old family photos left in Jesse's room. Meanwhile, further excavation of Newman's garden uncovers a copy of *Gulliver's Travels*, which Jesse had on him the day he disappeared. Forensic examination later reveals the book is a reprint from ten years after the disappearance. Danny and the team attend a police charity gig, but are called away when Mark manages to corner the burglary suspect in a disused warehouse nearby. | | | | | | |
| 8 | "Episode 8" | Mark Tonderai | Mick Ford | 6 May 2016 (2016-05-06) | 0.89 |
| Danny and Ally visit Jakob Marosi in prison, where he offers to take them to the place where Jesse's body is buried. Danny agrees, but is angered when initial forensics reveal remains found at the site are those of a young girl, not Jesse. Slade is arrested at the shelter for suspicion of murdering Newman, as his van was seen in the area at the time of death. Slade calls Mark to appear as his attorney but Mark tells the interviewing officers that he is unable to represent Slade as he will be an alibi witness and will testify that Slade was with him for the entire day. Pru receives a call from Stuart who tells her that he is at the airport and is taking their daughter out of the country. Pru has a meltdown and heads to the pub where she meets a stranger who spikes her drink while she's in the toilets. A girl from the shelter witnesses this and calls Slade who arrives in time to stop the stranger taking Pru home. Instead, Slade takes her back to his place and admonishes her for her behaviour and her burgeoning drug habit. Meanwhile, Mark tells Danny about letters that his father received from Marosi in the late 1990s. Forensic examination on one of the remaining envelopes suggests the letters were posted in Malton, 120 miles away. Danny discovers that one of Marosi's prison visitors lives in the village, and sets about tracking her down. When she refuses to give him any information, Danny asks Slade to break into her house to a dig a little deeper. Slade discovers the woman is renting a storage unit and surmises that she's doing so on behalf of Marosi. Mark and Slade break into the storage container and find tapes relating to all of Marosi's victims - including Jesse. | | | | | | |
| 9 | "Episode 9" | Mark Tonderai | Danny Brocklehurst | 13 May 2016 (2016-05-13) | 0.93 |
| Danny views the Marosi tapes. There are three tapes for each child relating to the three 'acts'; Track, Pain, Kill. When Danny and Ally view Jesse's tape, they discover only Act one, 'Track', has any footage, whilst Acts two and three, 'Pain' and 'Kill', are blank. Marosi confirms he did not kill Jesse, because just as he was about to lure him, his father arrived. Alan is arrested and questioned by Danny and Ally. Meanwhile, unable to deal with her feelings any longer, Pru decides to tell Mark that she loves him but their meeting is cut short when Danny phones Mark and tells him that it's important he come to the station immediately. When Mark arrives, Danny tells him they've discovered DNA evidence which suggests Alan was not Jesse's father. Danny and Mark confront Julie, who confirms the evidence, claiming that an old friend, Frank Lipton, with whom she had a brief affair, may be Jesse's father. As Danny and Mark try to track Lipton down, Pru and Ally view CCTV footage of a mobile blood bank that they believe the person who dropped the band-aid at the scene of Selena's murder may have visited. They are shocked when they see someone very familiar wearing the smiley face backpack which Mark previously chased. | | | | | | |
| 10 | "Episode 10" | Mark Tonderai | Danny Brocklehurst | 13 May 2016 (2016-05-13) | 0.93 |
| Slade and Mark interview Frank Lipton, who confirms the events of that day - he saw Jesse alone in the park, talking to Marosi, and took him home to stay with him. At the age of eight, he convinced Jesse to adopt a new name to escape his former life - and from that moment on, he was known as Karl Hatchett. Meanwhile, Danny is forced to confront his own demons when he finally decides to place his father in a care home. When Ally realises that Karl has disappeared, she confronts Ken, who confirms that Karl stumbled upon his real identity after realising that the plaster found at the crime scene, containing Jesse's DNA, was his. Karl had driven a drunk Ken to the crime scene and convinced Ken to let him help with evidence collection despite the fact that Karl was only an analyst, not an actual legal forensic tech. Karl dropped the plaster, contaminating the scene and later convinced Ken to leave his blood at the other crime scene to obfuscate the blood's origin. Ken agreed because Karl being at the original crime scene was his fault and he didn't want to lose his job. While searching for Karl, Pru and Slade find a library card in Karl's car, and discover that he borrowed a copy of *Gulliver's Travels* from Julie's library just 24 hours earlier, leading Mark back to the spot where Jesse disappeared twenty years ago. Mark, Slade, Pru and Danny reunites with Karl, with their parents soon following and Mark confesses his love to Pru. | | | | | | |

## InfoBox

| *The Five* | |
| --- | --- |
|  | |
| Also known as | *Harlan Coben's The Five* |
| Genre | Crime drama<br>Mystery<br>Thriller |
| Created by | Harlan Coben |
| Written by |  |
| Directed by |  |
| Starring |  |
| Country of origin | * United Kingdom |
| Original language | * English |
| No. of seasons | 1 |
| No. of episodes | 10 (list of episodes) |
| Production | |
| Executive producers |  |
| Producer | Karen Lewis |
| Production location | * United Kingdom |
| Running time | 45 minutes |
| Production company | * Red Picture Company |
| Original release | |
| Network |  |
| Release | 15 April (2016-04-15) <br>13 May 2016 (2016-05-13) |


abstract: The Sixth Election Committee of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region was elected in the 2021 Election Committee subsector elections. It serves from 22 October 2021 to 21 October 2026 and is responsible for electing the Chief Executive of Hong Kong in the 2022 election and 40 members of the Legislative Council in the 2021 election and the 2025 election. Italicised members indicate overlapped membership in different subsectors. Crossed out individuals in ex-officio subsectors indicate their memberships were lost due to various reasons. Brackets after members show the party affiliation of that member and/or the overlapping subsector membership. The tag  Lee  behind each member indicates the candidate nominates John Lee in the 2022 election.

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# List of members of the Election Committee of Hong Kong, 2021–2026

The **Sixth Election Committee of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region** was elected in the 2021 Election Committee subsector elections. It serves from 22 October 2021 to 21 October 2026 and is responsible for electing the Chief Executive of Hong Kong in the 2022 election and 40 members of the Legislative Council in the 2021 election and the 2025 election.

*Italicised* members indicate overlapped membership in different subsectors. ~~Crossed out~~ individuals in ex-officio subsectors indicate their memberships were lost due to various reasons. Brackets after members show the party affiliation of that member and/or the overlapping subsector membership.

The tag  Lee  behind each member indicates the candidate nominates John Lee in the 2022 election.

## First Sector

### Catering

* Chan Wing-on  Lee
* Chong Yam-ming (Liberal)  Lee
* Rayman Chui Man-wai
* Chung Wai-ping  Lee
* Donny Fong Wing-cheung  Lee
* Andy Fung Chung-kai  Lee
* Leung Chi-wai  Lee
* Leung Chun-wah  Lee
* Jackie Ling Wai-yip
* Lo Ho-wan
* Tse Po-tat
* Woo Chu  Lee
* Dennis Tokuaki Wu  Lee
* Yeung Wai  Lee
* Yeung Wai-sing (DAB)
* Allan Zeman  Lee

### Commercial (First)

* Guy Martin Coutts Bradley
* Chan Sai-ming
* Oscar Chow Vee-tsung  Lee
* Eric Fok Kai-shan
* Allen Fung Yuk-lun  Lee
* Benjamin Hung Pi-cheng
* Jacob Kam Chak-pui  Lee
* Victor Lam Hoi-cheung
* George Leung Siu-kay
* Roy Ng
* Edith Shih  Lee
* Douglas Woo Chun-kuen
* Peter Wong Tung-shun (NPC/CPPCC)
* Emil Yu Chen-on
* Yu Pang-chun  Lee
* Edmond Yue Kwok-yin  Lee
* Betty Yuen So Siu-mai  Lee

### Commercial (Second)

* David Chan Pun  Lee
* Chong Hok-shan  Lee
* Mickey Ko Man-kin  Lee
* Lam Ming-sum  Lee
* Lau Tit-shing  Lee
* Eddie Leung Wai-ho (DAB)
* Eva Li Kam-fun  Lee
* Qiu Jianxin
* Tse Yung-hoi  Lee
* Ivan Wong Siu-kei
* Lawrence Wong Peng-yen
* Stanley Wong Cho-hang
* Annie Wu Suk-ching  Lee
* Charles Yeung Chun-kam  Lee
* Derrick Yip Siu-ming
* Johnny Yu Wah-yung  Lee
* Yuen Kai-cheong  Lee

### Commercial (Third)

* Chiu Kwan
* Chong Wai-ming (DAB)  Lee
* Miranda Kwok Pui-fong  Lee
* Kwok Yin-lai  Lee
* Lau Sung  Lee
* Hoey Simon Lee  Lee
* Lian Shaodong
* Ng Chor-chu  Lee
* San Chung-kam (DAB)
* Shen Hua  Lee
* Tan Yueheng  Lee
* Wang Lei
* Wong For-yam
* Yau Wai-kwong  Lee
* Yiu Loi-man
* Zhao Shuang
* Eric Zhu Liwei  Lee

### Employers' Federation of Hong Kong

* Duncan Arthur William Abate
* Chan Wing-kin
* Patrick Healy  Lee
* Susanna Hui Hon-hing  Lee
* Christopher Kwok Kai-wang  Lee
* Kwong Ching-wai  Lee
* Wilson Kwong Wing-tsuen
* Richard Li Tzar-kai  Lee
* Mak Kin-wah  Lee
* Pang Yiu-kai  Lee
* Louis Pong Wai-yan  Lee
* Patrick Tsang On-yip  Lee
* Tsui Yiu-cheung (Liberal)
* Wong Kwong-yiu
* Ann Yeung Yun-chi

### Finance

* Diana Ferreira Cesar
* Ceajer Chan Ka-keung  Lee
* Kevin Chan Wing-tak
* Chan Man
* Owens Chan Chi-fai  Lee
* Cheng Kin-kong
* Chu Tan-fan
* Fu Kim  Lee
* Ip Tsz-kin  Lee
* Calvin Kwok Ho-king (NPP)
* Carrie Leung Ka-kai  Lee
* Adrian David Li Man-kiu  Lee
* David Liao Yi-chien
* Ma Chan-chi  Lee
* Stephen Tan  Lee
* Tse Siu-ling  Lee
* Harold Wong Tsu-hing  Lee

### Financial Services

* Henry Chan  Lee
* Haywood Cheung  Lee
* Ricky Chim Kim-lun  Lee
* Jojo Choy Sze-chung  Lee
* Chu Yuet-wah (NPC/CPPCC)  Lee
* Dai Zhiqiang
* Jeanne Lee Sai-yin  Lee
* Robert Lee Wai-wang  Lee
* Lee Yiu-sun  Lee
* Li Tong
* Lin Xianghong
* Oliver Ng Tse-kuen  Lee
* Sun Jianfeng  Lee
* Kenny Tang Sing-hing  Lee
* Wong Chung-mun  Lee
* Xiong Liting  Lee
* Daisy Yeung  Lee

### Hotel

* Cheng Chi-man  Lee
* Dominic Cheng Ka-on
* Winnie Chiu Wing-kwan
* Raymond Chow Wai-kam  Lee
* Gobind Naroomal Gary Harilela  Lee
* Kuok Hui-kwong  Lee
* Leng Yen-thean
* Michael Li Hon-shing
* Alexander Lo Chun-him  Lee
* Lo Po-man  Lee
* Lu Xiaofeng (NPP)
* Paddy Lui Wai-yu  Lee
* Ng Kam-hung
* Johnson Wong Tak-yin  Lee
* Peter Wong Chak-fung
* Thomas Jefferson Wu (NPC/CPPCC)  Lee

### Import and Export

* Kenneth Chan Kin-nin  Lee
* Chan Shiu-shan  Lee
* Cheung Ming-man (DAB)  Lee
* Chong Shing-hum
* David Ho
* Michael Hui Wah-kit (DAB)
* Kwok Ying-lan  Lee
* Jason Joseph Lee Kwong-yee
* Joseph Lee  Lee
* Eddy Li Sau-hung  Lee
* Pang Chor-fu  Lee
* Peter Poon
* Eric Sun Yung-tson
* Ivan Ting Tien-li  Lee
* Wan Hang-ping  Lee
* Jimmy Wong Chi-ho  Lee
* Wong Tsz-wan

### Industrial (First)

* Sunny Chai Ngai-chiu  Lee
* Bryant Chan Wan-sing  Lee
* Clara Chan Yuen-shan  Lee
* Karen Chan Ka-yin
* Ricky Chan Wai-chung  Lee
* Daniel Cheng Man-chung  Lee
* Jason Felix Chiu Tsz-kiu
* Choi Chun-kit
* Jude Chow Chee-ping
* Steve Chuang Tzu-hsiung  Lee
* Anthony Lam Sai-ho
* Gary Lau Sun-tao  Lee
* Sze Kam-shing
* *Sunny Tan (LegCo)*
* Bernie Ting Wai-cheung
* Yip Chung-yin  Lee
* Andrew Young Meng-cheung  Lee

### Industrial (Second)

* Edward Chan Kwok-man  Lee
* Calvin Chan Ka-wai  Lee
* Chan Wing-kee  Lee
* Marvin Hsu Tsun-fai  Lee
* Leung Siu-yin  Lee
* Lo Kam-wing  Lee
* Robert Lok Pak-keung  Lee
* Ma Kai-yum  Lee
* Dennis Ng Wang-pun  Lee
* Ng Ching-wun
* Ng Kwok-on
* Shi Lop-tak  Lee
* Sze Wing-hang
* Wong Chun
* Ellis Wong Wai-hung
* Simon Wong Ka-wo  Lee
* Yeung Chi-hung  Lee

### Insurance

* Chan Pui-leung  Lee
* Chan Yim-kwong  Lee
* Chen Zhaonan
* Cheng Kwok-ping
* Kelvin Cheung Kin-keung  Lee
* Fung Wai-cheong
* Eric Hui Kam-kwai  Lee
* Agnes Koon Woo Kam-oi  Lee
* Sammy Lau Siu-mun
* Ronnie Ng Wing-fat
* Jimmy Poon Wing-fai  Lee
* Ivan Tam Kwok-wing  Lee
* Wilson Tang Chee-ping  Lee
* Ellick Tsui Chi-kin
* Andrew Wong Kwai-chuen
* Wong Hon-hing  Lee
* Zhan Meiqing (NPP)  Lee

### Real Estate and Construction

* Adriel Chan Wenbwo  Lee
* Cheng Chi-kong
* Justin Chiu Kwok-hung
* Conrad Fung Kwok-keung
* Hung Cheung-shew
* Keith Graham Kerr  Lee
* Adam Kwok Kai-fai  Lee
* Irene Lee Yun-lien
* James Lee Hang-wing  Lee
* Lee Ka-shing  Lee
* Leung Chi-kin  Lee
* Lo Ka-shui  Lee
* Liu Sing-pang
* Ng Chee-siong (NPC/CPPCC)  Lee
* Tsang Hing-cheung  Lee
* Robert Wong Yau-chung  Lee
* Gordon Wu Ying-sheung  Lee

### Small and Medium Enterprises

* Chan Kwok-wai  Lee
* Calvin Chau  Lee
* Chau Kwok-ming  Lee
* Cheng Chung-pong  Lee
* Cheung Wai-yue  Lee
* Fok Chun-man  Lee
* Ho Sai-kit
* Andrew Kwok Chi-wah  Lee
* Jones Lo Kam-yam
* Pamela Mak Mei-yee  Lee
* William Shum Wai-lam
* Ting Tit-cheung
* Wong Kwong-hon  Lee
* Xiao Kai
* Yu Man

### Textiles and Garment

* Chan Oi-ching  Lee
* Richard Chan Man-tak
* Shirley Chan Suk-ling  Lee
* Raymond Chu Lop-fu  Lee
* Katherine Fang Suk-kwan  Lee
* Peter Hui  Lee
* Eric Lau Pui-kit  Lee
* Bosco Law Ching-kit  Lee
* Lawrence Leung Ka-yuen  Lee
* Barry Lu Lyn-ming  Lee
* Albert Ngan Kam-wai  Lee
* Shiu King-wah  Lee
* Stanley Szeto Chi-yan
* Wong Sau-ching
* Kenny Yang Si-kit
* Benson Yau  Lee
* Jennifer Yeung Yin-chi

### Tourism

* Lam Ho-fai
* Lam Sum-lim (DAB)
* Lee Chun-ting  Lee
* Lee Sai-wah  Lee
* Lo Kai-pong  Lee
* Ma Yuk-man
* Ng Hi-on
* Jason Shum Jiu-sang
* So Tsz-yeung
* Sy Chun-ming
* Tommy Tam Kwong-shun  Lee
* James Tong Wai-pong
* Tang Man-wai
* Wong Chun-tat  Lee
* Gianna Wong Mei-kiu  Lee
* Jonathan Wong Tze-wing  Lee
* Ronald Wu Keng-hou  Lee

### Transport

* Alan Chan Chung-yee  Lee
* Chan Kwok-sing
* William Chan Kit  Lee
* Cheng Hak-wo  Lee
* Ferdinand Fong Chi-fai
* Sunny Ho Lap-kee  Lee
* Lai Wing-ming  Lee
* Lee Luen-fai
* Roger Lee Chak-cheong  Lee
* Li Pok-yan  Lee
* Ling Chi-keung  Lee
* Stephen Ng Tin-hoi  Lee
* Szeto Ka-sing  Lee
* Bondy Wen Tsz-kit  Lee
* Andy Wong Man-kit  Lee
* Matthew Wong Leung-pak  Lee
* Yau Ying-wah  Lee

### Wholesale and Retail

* Chan Kam-wing  Lee
* Cheng Ho-ming  Lee
* Cheung Chi-cheung  Lee
* Melody Kwok Sze-wai  Lee
* Lam Wai-man (Liberal)  Lee
* Leung Lai-may
* Leung Yat-cheong (Liberal)
* Li Sheng-chi  Lee
* Wendy Li Chi-wai (Liberal)  Lee
* Lui Wai-keung
* Ng Wing-yan  Lee
* Stanley Sun Tao-hung
* Tsai Chung-fu  Lee
* Kenlay Wong Kong-hui  Lee
* Wong Siu-kee
* Annie Yau On-yee  Lee
* Andrew Kelvin Yu Wai-kit  Lee

## Second Sector

### Accountancy

**Elected:**

* Clement Chan Kam-wing  Lee
* Mabel Chan Mei-bo  Lee
* Chan Wai-dune (DAB)  Lee
* Cheng Hong-cheung
* Chow Chi-tong  Lee
* Hui Lai-king  Lee
* Kwong Tin-lap  Lee
* Leung Kwong-kin  Lee
* Eugene Liu  Lee
* Roy Lo Wa-kei
* Webster Ng Kam-wah  Lee
* Sze Lin-tang
* Helen Tang Hoi-lin  Lee
* Gary Wong Ho-yuen
* Yip Ngai-shing  Lee

**Nominated by Association of Hong Kong Accounting Advisors Limited:**

* Agnes Chan Sui-kuen  Lee
* Edmond Chan Ka-ling  Lee
* Jack Chan Hoi
* Raymund Chao Pak-ki  Lee
* Kenneth Chen Yung-ngai
* Cheung Wing-han  Lee
* Dennis Chow Chi-in  Lee
* Chung Wing-yin  Lee
* Stephen Fung Sing-hong  Lee
* Ho Chiu-ping  Lee
* Johnson Kong Chi-how  Lee
* Nelson Lam Chi-yuen
* Lee Kin  Lee
* Honson To
* Kelvin Wong Tin-yau  Lee

### Architectural, Surveying, Planning and Landscape

**Elected:**

* Jason Chan Chak-wa
* Chan Yuk-ming  Lee
* Chow Wai-keung
* Stephen Lai Yuk-fai  Lee
* Lesly Lam Lik-shan  Lee
* Dicky Lo Chun-wai  Lee
* Ho Kui-yip  Lee
* Nicholas Ho Lik-chi  Lee
* Cherrie Lai Hon-kwan  Lee
* Lai Ting-kwok
* Julia Lau Man-kwan  Lee
* Bernard Vincent Lim Wan-fung  Lee
* Bryant Lu Hing-yiu  Lee
* Victor Lui Ho-yuen
* Augustine Wong Ho-ming  Lee

**Ex-officio:**

* Chan Kar-lok  Lee
* Johnnie Casire Chan Chi-kau  Lee
* Donald Choi Wun-hung
* Chow Chung-kong  Lee
* Iris Hoi
* Hui Chi-man  Lee
* Jeffrey Kwok Pak-wai  Lee
* Lau Chun-kong  Lee
* Serena Lau Sze-wan  Lee
* Thomas Lee
* Liu Ling-hong  Lee
* Anthony Vincent Ng Wing-shun
* Douglas So Cheung-tak  Lee
* Tang Hon-kwan
* Wong Chak-yan  Lee

### Chinese Medicine

**Elected:**

* Chan Wing-kwong  Lee
* Cheung Kwan-sheung
* Cheung Wai-sang  Lee
* Feng Jiu  Lee
* Ho Kwok-wai  Lee
* Huang Xianzhang
* Lo Ting-yu  Lee
* Lyu Aiping  Lee
* Miao Jiangxia  Lee
* Jack Pang Cheung-hi  Lee
* Tsang Chiu-hing  Lee
* Wong Kit  Lee
* Wong Kwun-ming  Lee
* Yeung Cheuk-ming  Lee
* Zhu En

**Nominated by WFCMS (Hong Kong) Council Members Association Limited:**

* Chan Fong-yeung
* Chan Shuk-ying
* Chan Yi-chun
* Cheung Chiu-wai  Lee
* Cheung Chun-hoi
* Gan Pei-tzeng  Lee
* Hui Fei
* Lam Kar-wing
* Lam Kwok-keung  Lee
* Lam Pui-yan  Lee
* Li Ka-yan  Lee
* Lin Zhixiu  Lee
* Wang Huimin  Lee
* Wong Shui  Lee
* Zheng Sirong

### Education

**Elected:**

* Langton Cheung Yung-pong  Lee
* Chiu Cheung-ki (HKDSSSC)  Lee
* Fong Chung-lun
* Ho Hon-kuen  Lee
* Koong May-kay  Lee
* Nancy Lam Chui-ling
* George Leung Wing-hung
* Liu Fung-heung  Lee
* Rex Mok Chung-fai
* Halina Poon Suk-han  Lee
* So Ping-fai
* Wong Kam-leung (FEW)
* Wong Kwan-yu (FEW; NPC/CPPCC)  Lee
* Yau Siu-hung  Lee

**Ex-officio:**

### Engineering

**Elected:**

* Aaron Bok Kwok-ming  Lee
* Chan Ying-ying
* Chiang Tung-keung  Lee
* Reuben Chu Pui-kwan  Lee
* Chung Siu-ping
* Thomas Ho On-sing  Lee
* Eric Ma Siu-cheung  Lee
* Lee Ping-kuen
* Otto Poon Lok-to  Lee
* Siu Yin-wai  Lee
* Michelle Tang Ming-sum  Lee
* Wai Chi-sing  Lee
* Duncan Wong Wai-on  Lee
* Yim Kin-ping
* Yiu Fan-hung

**Ex-officio:**

* Rex Auyeung Pak-kuen  Lee
* Charles Chan Hing-lung  Lee
* Chan Ka-kui
* Chan Kwok-cheung  Lee
* Victor Cheung Chi-kong  Lee
* Antonio Choi Fung-chung
* Chung Kwok-fai  Lee
* Wilton Fok Wai-tung
* Ko Chi-wai  Lee
* Joseph Kwan Kai-cho
* Kwok Chun-wah  Lee
* Eddie Lam Kin-wing  Lee
* Leung Kwong-ho  Lee
* So Chak-kwong  Lee
* Wong Yuen-fai

**Elected:**

* Cheng Ching
* Lilian Chiang Sui-fook  Lee
* Angel Daley Mak Hing-fun (Path of Democracy)  Lee
* Fan Hoi-kit  Lee
* Sabrina Ho Shuk-ying
* Patrick Hui Man-kit  Lee
* Douglas Lam Tak-yip
* Lau Hon-chuen  Lee
* Li Lianjun
* Lo Yee-hang  Lee
* Anthony Francis Neoh  Lee
* Melissa Kaye Pang  Lee
* Sylvia Siu Wing-yee
* Ronny Tong Ka-wah (Path of Democracy)  Lee
* William Woo Chun-fai

**Ex-officio:**

**Nominated by China Law Society’s HK Council Members Association:**

* Kwong Ka-yin  Lee
* Lam Ching-chun  Lee
* Lin Feng  Lee
* Daphne Lo Fung-yee  Lee
* Lawrence Ma Yan-kwok  Lee
* Ma Yiu-tim  Lee
* Stephen Wong Kai-yi
* Wong Ming-fung
* Zhao Yun

### Medical and Health Services

**Elected:**

* Cheung Hon-ming
* Kathy Cheung Yuk-hung  Lee
* Cheung Pui-wah
* Samuel Kwok Po-yin  Lee
* *David Lam Tzit-yuen (LegCo)*
* Lee Ha-yun
* John Leung Lai-yin  Lee
* Sigmund Leung Sai-man  Lee
* Donald Li Kwok-tung (ex-officio)  Lee
* Lo Chung-mau
* Bacon Ng Fung-leung
* Scarlett Pong Oi-lan  Lee
* Loletta So Kit-ying
* Tsui Sik-hon  Lee
* Apollo Wong Pak-leung  Lee

**Ex-officio:**

* Chan Ka-leung  Lee
* Valerie Chu Kok-yan  Lee
* Chung Chin-hung  Lee
* Fan Hung-ling  Lee
* Joseph Lau Wan-yee  Lee
* Irene Lee Lai-yin
* Lee Kin-man  Lee
* Gabriel Matthew Leung  Lee
* Gilberto Leung Ka-kit  Lee
* Vitus Leung Wing-hang  Lee
* Dick Sung Ming-tat  Lee
* Agnes Tiwari Fung-yee  Lee
* Philip Tsai Wing-chung (~~Homer Tso Wei-kwok~~)  Lee
* Albert Wong Kwai-huen  Lee
* Wong Hang-yee

### Social Welfare

**Elected:**

* *Chan Yung (DAB/NTAS; LegCo & NPC/CPPCC)*
* Cheng Qing
* Chu Lai-ling (DAB)
* Ha Chung-kin
* Lee Hon-cheung  Lee
* Eric Li Ka-cheung (NPC/CPPCC)  Lee
* Joseph Man Hung-yee  Lee
* Tik Chi-yuen (Third Side)
* Barry Wong Man-sing
* Rosanna Wong Yick-ming (NPC/CPPCC)  Lee
* Wong Yat-fung
* Agnes Yeung Law Koon-chui  Lee
* Adrian Yip Chun-to  Lee
* Yu Sau-chu
* Yuk Tak-fun  Lee

**Ex-officio:**

* Bernard Charnwut Chan  Lee
* Chan Shing-bong
* Hui Wing-mau  Lee
* Lam Lo
* Jim Lee Chi-shing
* Mang Ngai  Lee
* Ngai Sing-leuk
* Peter Pang Chi-wang
* Pan Pey-chyou  Lee
* *So Cheung-wing (LegCo)*
* Tam Chun-kwok
* Tam Kam-kau  Lee
* Wong Chor-kei
* Yau How-boa  Lee
* ~~SWRB~~ (vacant after declined registration)

### Sports, Performing Arts, Culture and Publication

**Elected:**

* Chan Chi-kwong  Lee
* Chan Wing-wah  Lee
* Caroline Cheng Yi (NPC/CPPCC)
* Ko Hak-ling
* Freeman Lau Siu-hong
* Li Ching  Lee
* Lo Wing-hung  Lee
* Pui Kwan-kay  Lee
* William So Wai-leung  Lee
* Wan Wai-ling
* Wong Pak-ming  Lee
* Wong Po-kee  Lee
* Wong Ying-wai
* Derek Yee Tung-sing
* Patrick Yeung Kwok-keung

**Nominated by Sports Federation & Olympic Committee of Hong Kong, China:**

**Nominated by China Federation of Literary and Art Circles Hong Kong Member Association Limited:**

* Stephen Chow Chun-kay  Lee
* Thomas Hui To  Lee
* Hung Cho-sing
* Lam Tian-xing  Lee
* Fredric Mao Chun-fai  Lee
* Poon Yiu-ming  Lee
* Alan Tam Wing-lun  Lee
* Elizabeth Wang Ming-chuen  Lee
* Wat Wing-yin  Lee

**Nominated by Hong Kong Publishing Federation Limited:**

* Lee Ka-kui  Lee
* Ng Ching-yee  Lee
* Jason Wong Jan-hoi

### Technology and Innovation

**Elected:**

* Gary Cheng Chun-wah
* Rocky Cheng Chung-ngam
* Kenny Chien Kwok-keung
* *Duncan Chiu (LegCo)*
* Norma Chu Ka-yin
* Chung Kwok-fai  Lee
* Hsu Hoi-shan
* Sean Lee Fan-fung
* Dennis Lo Yuk-ming  Lee
* Ng Chi-ho  Lee
* Hendrick Sin  Lee
* Sun Dong  Lee
* Yan King-shun  Lee
* Yeung Kin-man (NPC/CPPCC)
* Yu Cheung-hoi  Lee

**Nominated by The Greater Bay Area Association of Academicians:**

## Third Sector

### Agriculture and Fisheries

* Chan Chi-mang
* Chan Kin-yip  Lee
* Chan Pok-chi  Lee
* Michael Chan Sheung-chi
* Chan Yun-choi
* Cheng King-man
* Cheng Siu-wah  Lee
* Cheung For-yau
* Cheung Kam-yu
* Cheung Siu-keung  Lee
* Cheung Tak-shing
* Chong Chung-ping
* Chow Ping-fai
* Chow Yiu-kei
* Chu Kam-ming
* Chui King-hang  Lee
* Chung Ching-lin
* Fung Chi-hong
* Fung Kin-chung  Lee
* Fung Shu-fat
* Ho Yuk-sang
* Kwok Chi-yau
* John Kwok Hon-wah
* Lai Chuen-tai
* Lai Shing-chai
* Lai Tak-chuen  Lee
* Lam Chun-wai  Lee
* Galant Lau Kok-fai
* Lau Kam-fung  Lee
* Law Kwong-choi
* Lee Choi-wah
* Lee Yat-loong
* Leung Kam-fook
* Leung Koon-ho
* Leung Koon-wah
* Leung Ming-kin
* Leung Ping-kwan
* Eddie Lo Yam-keung
* Lo Lok-tung
* Lo Sui-lam
* Ng Chi-wah
* Ng Wing-yu
* Pang Wah-kan
* Po Ka-ling  Lee
* Po Wai-wah
* Sin Wai-lun
* Shea Sheung-kwong
* Tam Chi-ho  Lee
* Tang Nuen-fun
* Tsang Kwok-keung
* Tsoi Tak-lee
* Wan Loi-hei
* Wong Cheung-fat
* Wong For-kam
* Wong Kan-chai  Lee
* Wong Ping-man
* Wong Pui-kat
* Wong Yuen-tai  Lee
* Wu Chun-yuet
* Yeung Sheung-chun  Lee

### Associations of Chinese Fellow Townsmen

* Cao Yuanshi
* Chan Hiu-chun
* Chan Lai-on
* Chau Kwan-fei (NPC/CPPCC)
* Che Wang-kin
* Cheng Ah-ling
* Cheung Tai-chiu
* Chu Kin-lan  Lee
* Kevin Fan Minhua
* Fong Chun-man
* Fung Kuen-hoi
* Ho Ngai-keung  Lee
* Hon Yeung-kwong
* Huang Ziqiang
* Todd Hugh
* Hung Chao-hong  Lee
* Hung Han-sang
* Kan Chik-hong
* Ke Wen-hua
* Kung Chun-lung (NPC/CPPCC)  Lee
* Janice Kwan Wing-kum
* Lam Hiu-ngai
* Lam Hung-san
* Lam Kin-ping
* Lau Kuen
* Lee Fung-king
* Lee Tak-lun  Lee
* Leung Lun
* Li Chun
* Lin Chun-yan
* Ginny Man Wing-yee  Lee
* Mok Ching-suen
* Mok Hoi-to  Lee
* Mung Mei-ling
* Ng Chit-yam  Lee
* Ng Choi-wah  Lee
* Volais Ng Kam-lung
* Daryl Ng Win-kong  Lee
* Ng Wai-kuen
* Ng Woon-yim (NPC/CPPCC)  Lee
* Shum Siu-hung
* Siu Muk-lung
* Sze Nang-sze
* Tai Tak-fung  Lee
* Tang Anying  Lee
* Tang Yau-choi  Lee
* Tsang Ting-fat
* Tsoi Man  Lee
* Wong Cho-shi
* Wong Choi-hing  Lee
* Wong Ka-wai  Lee
* Wong Shu-yui
* Wong Sing-lam
* Wu Yingpeng
* Ying Bingnan
* Kenneth Yip Kat-kong
* Yiu Mau-lung  Lee
* Yu Pui-tai
* Yun Haiqing
* Yung Bing

### Grassroots Associations

* Chan Hoi-wing (DAB)
* Chan Kam-lam (DAB)  Lee
* Chan Kin-ping
* Chan Leiming  Lee
* Chan Mo
* Chan Shun-shun
* Chan Shun-yu
* Chan Wai-ming (DAB)
* Chan Wai-ping
* Chan Yin-shan  Lee
* Chau Chuen-heung (DAB)
* Cheung Chung-chit
* Cheung Hok-ming (DAB)  Lee
* Chiu Sau-han
* Chiu Wah-kuen
* Cho Wui-hung (BPA)
* Chuk Hing-toi (DAB)
* Fan Rongzhang
* Maisy Ho Chiu-ha  Lee
* Ho Hon-man (DAB)
* Huang Changran
* Huang Guoping
* Jin Ling
* Kwok Yi-chit
* Vincent Lam Tak-hing
* Lau Kong-wah (DAB)
* Law King-shing (DAB)
* Dominic Lee Tsz-king (NPP)  Lee
* Lee Yuet-man
* Li Chi-fung
* Li Yiping
* Lin Ho-man
* Lin Xiaodong
* Lin Xiaohui  Lee
* Liu Tianni
* Ng Man-kit
* Ng Sing-wah
* Pan Sutong (NPC/CPPCC)  Lee
* Pang Siu-kei (DAB)
* Shu Xin
* So Lai-chun
* Sung Kai-ming
* Tsang Tak-sing
* Tse Wing-hang
* Tsoi Wing-sing
* Tsui Li  Lee
* Tung Ching-sai
* Wan Tin-chong  Lee
* Wan Wo-fai (DAB)  Lee
* Wong Chun-hung
* Henry Wong Chun-fai
* Wong Chun-ping
* Wong Kwun
* Wong Kwun-keong
* Wong Wai-kit  Lee
* Wong Yip-kwan
* Wu Chi
* *Yang Wing-kit (LegCo)*
* Benny Yeung Tsz-hei (DAB)
* Yu Chi-wing

### Labour

* Lewis Chan Siu-wah (FTU)
* Chan Man Luen-ying (FLU)  Lee
* Chan Man-wai (FTU)
* Chan Tang-yuen (FTU)  Lee
* *Chau Siu-chung (LegCo)*
* Cheng Sau-kuen (FLU)
* Cheung Hoi-wing (FTU)
* Cheung Kam-ling (FTU)
* Cheung Kwai-ying (FTU)
* Ching Ngon-lai (FTU)
* Chu Hon-chung (FLU)
* Chu Yuk-ching
* Fan Keung (FTU)
* Fung Yuk-fung (FTU)
* Hui Pui-ting (FTU)
* Hung Kai-ming (FTU)
* Ip Wai-ming (FTU)
* Kong Wai-chau (FTU)
* Kwok Hing-wun (FTU)  Lee
* Lam Chi-ting (FTU)
* Lam Kam-yi (FTU)
* Lam Koon-leung (FTU)
* Lam Tin-fu (FTU)
* Lam Wai-kong (FTU)
* Lee Che-kin (FTU)  Lee
* Lee Fong-chung (HKSGOA)  Lee
* Lee Kwong-yu (FTU)
* Lee Sau-king (FLU)  Lee
* Lee Wai-man (FTU)
* Juan Leung Chung-yan (FTU)  Lee
* Li Tat-wai (FTU)  Lee
* Li Wing-foo (FTU)
* Lo Chi-san (FTU)
* Lui Kit-han (FLU)
* Ma Chi-sing (FTU)  Lee
* Ma Kwong-yu (FTU)
* Mak Siu-fun (FLU)
* Ng Chi-man
* Ng Wai-yee (FLU)
* So Pak-tsan (FTU)
* Tam Chi-chung (FLU)
* Tam Kam-lin (FLU)  Lee
* Tong Chung-man (FTU)
* Tong Kang-yiu (FTU)
* Tsang Chi-man (FTU)
* Tse King-wa (FTU)
* Tse Oi-hung (FTU)  Lee
* Tse Wang-yu (FTU)
* Tsoi Chung-kin (FTU)
* Peter Wong Kit-hin (FTU)  Lee
* Wong Kwok-keung (FTU)
* Wong Lai-ping (FTU)
* Wong Ping (FTU)
* Wong Wang-yip (FTU)
* Wu Ming-fung  Lee
* Yang Kaiqiang (FTU)
* Yau Yiu-shing (FTU)
* Yeung Lin-pik (FTU)
* Yip Lau-ching (FTU)
* Young Wing-fai (FTU)

### Religious

**Nominated by Catholic Diocese of Hong Kong:**

* Alan Chiu Pit-hong  Lee
* Chow Siu-hung  Lee
* Peter Ho Hing-lim  Lee
* Steve Hung Yik-kwan  Lee
* Lee Kwai-sang  Lee
* Agnes Mak Tang Pik-yee  Lee
* Christopher Tse Chin  Lee
* Janet Tse Pui-yi  Lee
* Veronica Tse Ching  Lee
* Wong Him  Lee

**Nominated by Chinese Muslim Cultural and Fraternal Association:**

* Cheung Tai-yan  Lee
* Harry Ha Kay-wai
* Lau Chi-tat  Lee
* Ilyas Mohammad  Lee
* Saeeduddin
* Sat Che-sang  Lee
* Sze-to Lang  Lee
* Ali Tuet Sui-hong
* Sheila Jamillah Wong Hong-kwan  Lee
* Xingben Uthman Yang  Lee

**Nominated by Hong Kong Christian Council:**

* Jonathan Winston Ah-weng
* Chung Kin-kai  Lee
* Cheung Ang Siew-mei  Lee
* Daniel Ho Hon-yin  Lee
* Leung Shuk-yee
* Li Ping-kwong  Lee
* Wilson Mok Yu-sang  Lee
* So Yiu-por  Lee
* Yick Kar-lim  Lee
* Yu Chung-leung

**Nominated by the Hong Kong Taoist Association:**

* Chan Kwok-chiu  Lee
* Hau Wing-cheong  Lee
* Ip Yeng-kwen
* Lam Chek-yau  Lee
* Lee Yiu-fai  Lee
* Leung Tak-wah  Lee
* Danny Lo Ching-yuen  Lee
* Francis Wong Shing-yick  Lee
* Wong Kin-wing
* Yip Wing-shing  Lee

**Nominated by the Confucian Academy:**

* Chiang Yu-tui  Lee
* Kevin Hung Dingteng  Lee
* Hung Ting-chiu
* Lee Man-bun
* Ng Hon-leung
* Anson Or Yiu-wah  Lee
* Tong Yeuk-fung  Lee
* Tong Yun-kai  Lee
* Mindy Wong Tsz-wing  Lee
* Yeung Man-lee

**Nominated by the Hong Kong Buddhist Association:**

* Ho Tak-sum
* Law Miu-chi  Lee
* Lee Ka-cheung
* Sik Hongming
* Sik Hin-hung  Lee
* Sik Ku-tay  Lee
* Sik Ng-cong  Lee
* Sik To-ping  Lee
* Sik Yin-chi  Lee
* Tan Chunhua  Lee

## Fourth Sector

### Members of the Legislative Council (ex officio)

**6th Legislative Council** (until 31 December 2021)

**7th Legislative Council** (since 1 January 2022)

### Heung Yee Kuk

* Chan Chi-wing  Lee
* Chan Yuet-ming  Lee
* Ching Chan-ming
* Chow Yuk-tong
* Ho Siu-kei
* Lam Wai-keung  Lee
* Lam Yick-kuen  Lee
* *Lau Chi-pang (LegCo)*
* Lau Kai-hong  Lee
* Lee Koon-hung  Lee
* Li Kwok-fung
* Li Yiu-ban
* Jimmy Man Mei-kwai
* Mok Kam-kwai  Lee
* Shum Ho-kit  Lee
* Tang Che-keung  Lee
* Tang Ho-nin
* Tang Sui-man
* To Kwai-ying
* Wai Kwok-hung  Lee
* Wan Yuet-kau
* Wong Chau-ping
* Ken Wong Hon-kuen
* Wong Man-hon
* Yau Kam-ping  Lee
* Yu Hon-kwan  Lee
* Yung Chi-ming

### Representatives of Associations of Hong Kong Residents in the Mainland

* Chan Sao-iam  Lee
* Chan Sin-ming
* Terence Chan Ho-wah
* Chan Yau-shing
* Chan Yin-hon
* Cheung Pang  Lee
* Paul Cheung Lap  Lee
* Wilber Sonny Doo Yuen-sun
* Eric Fung Kwok-yau
* Hung Ching-lung
* Hung Mei-yung  Lee
* Lam Wa
* Eddie Law Kar-chung  Lee
* Lau Chi-keung  Lee
* Cecil Lee Chen-chou  Lee
* John Ma Hung-ming  Lee
* Pun Ka-yeung  Lee
* Amy Siu Wai-kwan
* Song Dong  Lee
* Tong Yiu-kwong
* Conway Wong Pit-man
* Wong Ping-fung  Lee
* Wong Tung-ming  Lee
* Wong Yau-kuen
* Wu Yiu-fung
* Yau Wai-ming  Lee
* Yeung Leung-yin

### Representatives of Members of Area Committees, District Fight Crime Committees, and District Fire Safety Committees of Hong Kong and Kowloon

* Chan Chan-piu  Lee
* *Judy Chan Kapui (NPP; LegCo)*
* Chan Kwok-wai
* Chan Lai-fong  Lee
* Chan Nam-po  Lee
* Nelson Chan Wah-yu  Lee
* Chan Tung  Lee
* Chan Yan-yiu
* Chan Yuk-kit (DAB)
* Chen Meiyan
* Cheng Keung-fung (FPHE)
* Cheng Shing-fung  Lee
* Cheung Chi-chung
* Cheung Ki-tang (DAB)  Lee
* Cheung Pui-kong (DAB)
* Cheung Yiu-pan (DAB)
* Ching Lei-yuen
* Kitty Chiu Fung-yi
* Peter Chow Chiu-sheung  Lee
* Chu Lap-wai (DAB)  Lee
* Chu Yuk-lung
* Chung Chak-fai
* Chung Kong-mo (DAB)
* Chung Tsi-kuen  Lee
* Ho Hin-ming (Liberal)  Lee
* Hung Chiu-kwan
* Hung Chiu-wah (DAB)  Lee
* Hung Kam-in (DAB)  Lee
* Chris Ip Ngo-tung (DAB)  Lee
* Kan Chi-ho (DAB)  Lee
* Kan Ming-tung (FTU)
* Kwok Yiu-wai
* Joe Lai Wing-ho (DAB)
* Sunny Lai Wing-chun
* Lam Fung
* Lam Tsz-hung (NPP)
* Lam Wing-cheung
* Lam Yau-pik (Liberal)  Lee
* Lam Yuk-chun
* Lau Hing-yeung (DAB)  Lee
* Lau Pui-shan  Lee
* Lau Pui-yuk (DAB)
* Lau Wai-kwong  Lee
* Lee Ching-har (DAB)
* *Lee Chun-keung (Liberal; LegCo)*
* Lee Pik-yee
* David Leung Kwok-hung (FTU)
* Leung Kui-hoi  Lee
* Leung Man-kwong (BPA)  Lee
* Leung Sze-wan  Lee
* Leung Tang-fung (DAB)
* Li Hon-hung
* Li Lee
* Li Siu-yung  Lee
* Li Tak-hong (DAB)  Lee
* Lin Wei-qiao  Lee
* Lo Wing-sze  Lee
* Lu Hiu-tung
* Lui Hung-pan (FTU)
* Lui Tung-hai
* Wendy Lui Kai-lin
* Ng Po-keung (DAB)
* *Ngan Man-yu (DAB; LegCo)*
* Pun Kwok-wah (DAB)  Lee
* Qiu Songqing  Lee
* Tam Siu-cheuk (DAB)
* Tang Siu-mui
* Tsang Fung-chu  Lee
* Tsang Yiu-tong
* Wong Choi-lap (DAB)
* Wong Chung-leung
* Wong Tat-tung (DAB)
* Wong Tsz-shing  Lee
* Yeung Ka-shing  Lee
* Deannie Yew Yat-wa
* Yuen Kwok-keung (DAB)

### Representatives of Members of Area Committees, District Fight Crime Committees, and District Fire Safety Committees of the New Territories

* Au Chi-fai
* Paul Au Chi-on  Lee
* Chan Cho-leung (BPA)  Lee
* Chan Ka-fai  Lee
* Chan Kwok-kai
* Chan Man-chau
* Chan Oi-yi  Lee
* Chan Siu-kuen
* Chan Wai-yuek
* Chan Yau-hoi (FTU)  Lee
* Daniel Cham Ka-hung
* Andy Cheng Yin-kwan
* Cheng Lam
* Cheung Chin-pang
* Cheung Yin-nam
* Chiu Man-leong (DAB)
* Chong Kin-shing
* Chong Yuen-tung (DAB)  Lee
* Chu Ho-yin
* Deng Kairong  Lee
* Sammi Fu Hiu-lam (NPP)
* Kam Man-fung (NPP)  Lee
* Kan Siu-kei  Lee
* Ki Lai-mei
* Ko Wai-kei (DAB)  Lee
* Koo Yeung-pong (DAB)  Lee
* Kot Siu-yuen (FTU)
* Kwok Chun-sing
* Kwong Yuet-sum
* Lai Sum (DAB)
* Lam Chor-chiu
* Lam Kong-kwan (DAB)
* Lam Yu-sing (NPP/CF)  Lee
* Lau Chee-sing  Lee
* Lau Hing-wah
* Lau Shun-ting (DAB)
* Lothar Lee Hung-sham (FTU)
* Lee Shing-put
* Raymond Leung Cheong-ming
* Leung Kar-ming (DAB)
* Li Guanhua
* Philip Li Ka-leung (DAB)  Lee
* Li Sai-wing (DAB)  Lee
* Ling Wai-hon
* Lo Siu-kit  Lee
* Lo Yuen-ting (DAB)  Lee
* Lui Kin (DAB)  Lee
* Lung Shui-hing (DAB)
* Ma Shuk-yin (DAB)
* Donald Man Ka-ho  Lee
* Man Yu-ming (FPHE)
* Mo Shing-fung (DAB)  Lee
* Mung Kin-keung
* Ng Chiu-hung
* Ng Ngai-wing
* Ng Sze-fuk (DAB)
* Poon Chi-shing (DAB)  Lee
* Pun Kwok-shan (NPP/CF)  Lee
* Siu Long-ming (DAB)
* Sung Ka-woon  Lee
* Tang Cheuk-him
* Ronnie Tang Yung-yiu
* To Sheck-yuen  Lee
* Tsang Kwok-ka
* Tsui Fan (FTU)
* Wah Mei-lung
* Wan Ka-ming
* Warwick Wan Wo-tat (FTU/DAB)  Lee
* Albert Wong Shun-yee  Lee
* Wong Pik-kiu (DAB)  Lee
* Wong Wai-shing
* Wu Cheuk-him (DAB)
* Wu Yuk-chi  Lee
* Yau Tai-tai  Lee
* Yau Yuk-lun
* Yip Cheung-chun
* Yip Man-pan (DAB)
* Yiu Ka-chun (NPP/CF)  Lee
* Yiu Kwok-wai (FTU)
* Yiu Ming (DAB)

## Fifth Sector

### HKSAR Deputies to the NPC and HKSAR Members of the National Committee of the CPPCC (ex officio)

**13th National People's Congress and Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference** (until 2022):

* Au Weng-hei  Lee
* Cai Yi
* Chak Mei-hing
* Albert Chan Sun-chi
* Chan Cheuk-hay  Lee
* Bunny Chan Chung-bun
* Eliza Chan Ching-har  Lee
* Jackie Chan Kong-sang
* Maggie Chan Man-ki
* Margaret Chan Fung Fu-chun  Lee
* Nicholas Chan Hiu-fung (Liberal)
* Chao Kee-tung  Lee
* Chau Hau-lap
* Chau On Ta-yuen (DAB)  Lee
* Chen Hong-tian
* Rock Chen Chung-nin (DAB)
* Cheng Yiu-tong (FTU)  Lee
* Charles Cheung Hok-sau
* Cheung Chi-kong  Lee
* Cheung Chung-kiu  Lee
* Cheung King
* Cheung Kwok-wing  Lee
* Cheung Man-kwong  Lee
* Christopher Cheung Wah-fung  Lee
* David Chiu  Lee
* Chiu Tung-ping
* Karson Choi Ka-tsan  Lee
* Choi Koon-shum
* Alan Chong Shaw-swee (DAB)
* Anthony Chow Wing-kin  Lee
* Choy So-yuk (DAB)
* Kenneth Chu Ting-kin
* Chu Ming-chuan  Lee
* Nancy Chu Ip Yuk-yu  Lee
* Chu San-shing
* Timpson Chung Shui-ming (DAB)
* Ian Fok Chun-wan  Lee
* Kenneth Fok Kai-kong
* David Fong Man-hung  Lee
* Fu Kwan
* Daniel Richard Fung
* Fung Dan-lai
* Gunter Gao  Lee
* Gao Yanming
* Charles Ho Tsu-kwok  Lee
* Ho Yat-sum
* Alan Hoo (Liberal)  Lee
* Herman Hu Shao-ming  Lee
* Huang Shaokang
* Hui Hon-chung  Lee
* Hui Ka-yan
* Marvin Hung Ming-kei
* Hung Wai-man (BPA)
* Ip Kwok-him (DAB)  Lee
* Ip Shun-hing (DAB)  Lee
* Tony Kan Chung-nin
* Kei Hoi-pang  Lee
* Leo Kung Lin-cheng  Lee
* Leung Che-cheung  Lee
* Margaret Ko  Lee
* Ko Pui-shuen  Lee
* Ko Wing-man  Lee
* Kong Tak-ho  Lee
* Kuok Khoon-chen  Lee
* Peter Kung  Lee
* Cally Kwong Mei-wan
* Paul Kwong  Lee
* Raymond Kwok Ping-luen  Lee
* Lai Tung-kwok (NPP)
* Lam Chik-tsan
* Dennis Lam Shun-chiu
* Lam Lung-on
* Peter Lam Kin-ngok (BPA)  Lee
* Lam Shuk-yee (FTU)  Lee
* Lam Tai-fai  Lee
* Lam Ting-keung
* Lau Chun-fui  Lee
* Lau Ka-keung
* Kaizer Lau Ping-cheung  Lee
* Lau Yu-leung
* Lee Ka-kit
* Raymond Lee Man-chun
* Sammy Lee Wai-sum  Lee
* Vincent Marshall Lee Kwan-ho
* Lee Yin-yee
* Leung Chun-ying  Lee
* Leung Leung-shing  Lee
* Leung Moon-lam
* Brian David Li Man-bun  Lee
* Li Kuo-hsing
* Li Ming
* Charles Li Xiaojia  Lee
* Li Shan  Lee
* Li Sing-tui
* Li Shui  Lee
* Tommy Li Ying-sang  Lee
* Li Tze-leung (Liberal)  Lee
* Victor Li Tzar-kuoi  Lee
* Li Weibin
* Li Yi
* Li Yinquan
* David Lie A Cheong Tai-chong  Lee
* Ling Yu-shih  Lee
* Changle Liu
* Jason Lo Ip-leung  Lee
* Lo Siu-kit (DAB)
* Lo Sui-on  Lee
* Francis Lui Yiu-tung
* Lui Tim-leung  Lee
* George Lung Chee-ming  Lee
* Ma Ho-fai
* Hoffman Ma Ho-man  Lee
* Man Lai-hung
* Ng Chau-pei (FTU)
* Ng Kit-chong
* Ng Leung-ho  Lee
* Ng Leung-sing
* Ng Ling-ling
* Paul Ng Yuk-yeung
* Ngai Ming-tak (DAB)
* Pauline Ngan Po-ling
* Pak Shui-ching  Lee
* Thomas Pang Cheung-wai (DAB)  Lee
* Chanchai Ruayrungruang
* Shek Hon-kei
* Shen Nan-peng  Lee
* Shie Tak-chung  Lee
* Sit Kwong-lam  Lee
* Thomas So Shiu-tsung  Lee
* Suen Siu-man  Lee
* Sze Ching-lau  Lee
* Irons Sze (DAB)  Lee
* Sze Wei-hung (Liberal)
* Tai Hay-lap  Lee
* Tam Chi-yuen  Lee
* Tam Yiu-chung (DAB)  Lee
* Henry Tan (BPA)  Lee
* Tang Ching-ho  Lee
* Henry Tang Ying-yen
* Tang King-shing  Lee
* Richard Tang Yat-sun  Lee
* Timothy Tong Wai-cheung  Lee
* Ricky Tsang Chi-ming (DAB)
* Tsang Wai-hung  Lee
* Tse Chun-ming  Lee
* Tsim Hung-leung
* Tso Fai
* Tu Hai-ming  Lee
* Tu Hui-long
* Tung Chi-hwa
* Wang Guiguo
* Wang Ming-fan
* Wang Ya-nan
* Michael Woo Kim-kong
* Bonnie Wong Cho-kei  Lee
* Wong Chi-leung
* Wong Cho-bau
* David Wong Yau-kar
* Kennedy Wong Ying-ho (DAB)
* Kingsley Wong Kwok (FTU)
* Wong Kwok-keung  Lee
* Wong Man-li
* Wong Ming-yeung (DAB)
* Nancy Wong (DAB)
* Wong Ngai-fai
* Wong Ting-chung (DAB)
* Wong Lik-ping
* Wong Ling-ling  Lee
* Wong Wa-hong  Lee
* Wong Wai-ching  Lee
* William Wong Kam-fai  Lee
* Wong Yeuk-hung
* Anthony Wu Ting-yuk  Lee
* Wu King-cheong  Lee
* Wut Yan
* Xu Mingjin
* Andrew Yao Cho-fai
* Yao Jue  Lee
* Yang Siu-shun  Lee
* Yeung Chi-hung
* Yeung Chun-fan
* Yeung Kwok-keung
* Yim Fung  Lee
* Yiu Chi-shing  Lee
* Yip Kin-ming
* Judith Yu
* Yu Kwok-chun (DAB)  Lee
* Samuel Yung Wing-ki  Lee
* Zeng Yuqun
* Zhang Li
* Zhang Yichen
* Zhou Chunling (DAB)

### Representatives of Hong Kong Members of Relevant National Organisations

* Chan Chi-wai  Lee
* Chan Chun-keung
* Cora Chan Wan  Lee
* *Chan Hok-fung (DAB; LegCo)*
* Ian Chan Yau-nam  Lee
* Chan Kwan
* *Chan Wing-yan* (FTU/DAB; LegCo)
* Chen Jianwen  Lee
* Chen Xiaofeng  Lee
* Cheng Cheung-ling  Lee
* Carol Cheung Nga-lai
* Cheung Cho-gau  Lee
* Fiona Cheung Sum-yu
* Chim Shing
* Ching Yin
* Chiu Ching  Lee
* Stanley Choi Tak-shing  Lee
* Choi Zheng-zhen
* Lily Chow
* Chow Pak-chin  Lee
* Eva Choy Chi-ting  Lee
* Albert Chuang Ka-pun
* Christopher Chuang Tze-cheung
* William Guilherme Doo Junior  Lee
* Andrew Fan Chun-wah  Lee
* Jiang Yan
* Ho Kwan-chau (DAB)
* Ho Man-kay
* Pansy Catilina Ho Chiu-king  Lee
* Hui Kee-fung
* Ip Cheung-ching  Lee
* Kai Yim-lee
* *Carmen Kan Wai-mun (LegCo)*
* Ko Chi-sum
* *Peter Douglas Koon Ho-ming (LegCo)*
* Stella Kun Lai-kuen  Lee
* Bankee Kwan Pak-hoo  Lee
* Kwok Fu-yung (DAB)  Lee
* Simon Kwok Siu-ming  Lee
* Lai Chun-lam
* Lam Ho-yi (BPA)  Lee
* Lawrence Lam Chi-bun  Lee
* *Nixie Lam Lam (DAB; LegCo)*
* *Lam San-keung (LegCo)*
* Lam Shu-chit  Lee
* Jessica Lau Oi-lai
* Lau Kan-sum  Lee
* Pierre Lau Chi-yan
* Clarence Leung Wang-ching (BPA)  Lee
* Frankie Keith Leung Yat-fai
* *Kenneth Leung Yuk-wai (LegCo)*
* Li Sze-lim  Lee
* Li Wai-keung  Lee
* Lin Chau-kit
* Clarence Ling Chun-kit  Lee
* Liu Yang
* Liu Yi-man  Lee
* Liu Yu-hin  Lee
* Lo Man-tuen (DAB)  Lee
* Vicent Lo Wan-sing  Lee
* Lu Hai
* Lincoln Lu  Lee
* Luo Yong
* Ma Chun-ling
* Ma Jun
* Lawrence Ma Chung-lai
* Warren Mok Wah-yeun
* Angus Ng Hok-ming  Lee
* Ng Chi-pan
* Ng Fai-tai  Lee
* Ng Wah-kong
* Bobby Pau Hung-fan
* Jan Noel Shih (DAB)
* Shum Ka-sang  Lee
* So Ching-tung  Lee
* Sharon Tam Suet-yan
* Philip Pao Sohmen
* Tan Chong-chong
* Tang Wai-nin
* Stephen Ting Leung-huel
* Tong Zi-yan  Lee
* Eric Tsang Chi-wai  Lee
* Eric S Y Tse
* Tse Hiu-hung
* Tsoi Kin-sze
* Josephine Tsui Mei-wan  Lee
* Tsui San-ying  Lee
* Wong Kam-fai
* Wong King  Lee
* Wong Kyin-pyu  Lee
* Wong Siu-wah  Lee
* Wong Tsz-man
* Wong Tsz-yuen
* Wong Wai-shan
* Wong Yeuk-man
* Wong Yiu-ying  Lee
* Wu Chi-hei  Lee
* Xuan Hongyan  Lee
* Yam Tat-wing  Lee
* Yiu Pang-fai (BPA)  Lee
* Angelina Yuen Tsang Woon-ki  Lee
* Alexander Yeung Ching-loong
* Yeung Chuen-sing  Lee
* Yeung Ngai
* Yeung Yuk-sing
* Yiu Hang
* Zhao Lei  Lee
* Zhang Liping  Lee
* Zhuang Zhe-min


title: Phlegmariurus nutans

abstract: Phlegmariurus nutans, synonym Huperzia nutans, known as wawaeʻiole or nodding clubmoss, is a species of club moss in the family Lycopodiaceae. It is endemic to wet forests and cliffside shrublands on the islands of Oahu and Kauai in Hawaii. It is threatened by habitat loss.

text:
# Phlegmariurus nutans

***Phlegmariurus nutans***, synonym ***Huperzia nutans***, known as **wawaeʻiole** or **nodding clubmoss**, is a species of club moss in the family Lycopodiaceae. It is endemic to wet forests and cliffside shrublands on the islands of Oahu and Kauai in Hawaii. It is threatened by habitat loss.

## InfoBox

| *Phlegmariurus nutans* | |
| --- | --- |
| Conservation status | |
|
Critically Endangered  (IUCN 3.1) | |
|
Critically Imperiled  (NatureServe) | |
| Scientific classification | |
| Kingdom: | Plantae |
| *Clade*: | Tracheophytes |
| *Clade*: | Lycophytes |
| Class: | Lycopodiopsida |
| Order: | Lycopodiales |
| Family: | Lycopodiaceae |
| Genus: | *Phlegmariurus* |
| Species: | ***P. nutans*** |
| Binomial name | |
| ***Phlegmariurus nutans***
(Brack.) W.H.Wagner | |
|
| Synonyms | |
| * *Huperzia nutans* (Brack.) Rothm. * *Lycopodium nutans* Brack. * *Urostachys nutans* (Brack.) Herter ex Nessel | |


title: Med Airways

abstract: Med Airways was a small Lebanese charter airline. It ceased all operations in 2015.

text:
# Med Airways

**Med Airways** was a small Lebanese charter airline. It ceased all operations in 2015.

## History and profile

It was named as **Flying Carpet** until 2009. Its fleet consisted of one Swearingen SA-227 Metro 19-seat turboprop airplane, one Piper PA-28, one Piper PA-32 and one Piper PA-34. In 2006 it received two Boeing 737-200 formerly owned by Southwest Airlines and Delta Air Lines and later received a Bombardier CRJ-200ER formerly owned by Independence Air. In 2009 the name was changed to Med Airways.

## Destinations

## Fleet

### Current Fleet

The Med Airways fleet consists of the following aircraft (as of August 2017):

### Former fleet

The airline fleet consisted of the following aircraft (as of December 2012):

## InfoBox

Med Airways
|  | |
| --- | --- |
| IATA ICAO Call sign  7Y MED FLYING CARPET | |
| Founded | 2000 (As Flying Carpet) |
| Ceased operations | 2015 |
| Hubs | Beirut Rafic Hariri International Airport |
| Fleet size | 1 |
| Destinations | 7 |
| Headquarters | Beirut, Lebanon |
| Key people | Mazen Bsat (CEO) |
| Website | http://www.medairways.com/ |