黃宇翰

English

Wong Yue-hon is an appointed member of the Sha Tin District Council and a member of Civil Force, a pro-establishment group long rooted in Sha Tin and Sai Kung whose members are mostly local pro-establishment figures. He contested the Lek Yuen constituency in the 2019 Sha Tin District Council election, polling 2,443 votes, but was not returned, losing to his opponent Shum Tsz-kit. After the 2023 overhaul of the district councils, he was appointed by the Chief Executive to the seventh-term council (2024-2027). On the council he sits on the Food, Environment and Hygiene Committee, the Traffic and Transport Committee, the Social Welfare and Youth Committee and the Housing and Development Planning Committee, focusing on environmental hygiene, transport, youth affairs and housing planning. His ward office is on the ground floor of Fook Hoi House, Lek Yuen Estate, Sha Tin, serving residents of Lek Yuen Estate and the Sha Tin town centre area. Lek Yuen Estate is one of the earliest public housing estates built in Sha Tin; with a long history, estate management and environmental hygiene have long been among the district's concerns. The seventh-term district councils across Hong Kong's 18 districts have 470 members in total, of whom 179 are appointed by the Chief Executive under the principle of patriots administering Hong Kong. Apart from his council duties and the public records above, limited information is available about Wong's early life, career and education.