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| FDW victims of the Tai Po fire were among those invited to HK Disneyland on Jan 4 this year |
For the third year in a row, the Li Ka Shing Foundation, in cooperation
with Hong Kong Disneyland, will treat 5,000 foreign domestic workers to an all-expenses
paid visit to Disneyland.
But this time around, FDWs from various nationalities will get the chance
to experience the thrill of exploring the “happiest place on earth”, with their
transportation fare and meals all paid for.
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| PINDUTIN PARA SA DETALYE |
| For the two visit dates set for March 29 and April 12, each participant will receive a one-day admission ticket to Hong Kong Disneyland, meal vouchers covering two full meals and one special snack, and an Octopus card for transportation to and from the resort. |
Three non-governmental organizations have been tapped
to choose and invite the lucky FDWs who will get to join the visit: Bethune
House Migrant Women’s Refuge, Indonesian Migrant Workers Union, Bethune House,
and Christian Action.
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| DETAILS HERE |
Previously, the treat was enjoyed mostly by Filipino migrant workers, along with some Indonesians.
This time, the invitation will be extended to a wider range of nationalities,
including Indians, Sri Lankans, Nepalis and Thais, so the number of tickets has
also been increased by 1,000 from the previous 4,000.
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Since 2024 the Li Ka Shing Foundation and HK Disneyland have been teaming up annually to entertain and pay tribute to 4,000 of the city’s hardworking FDW population. With the expanded invitation, the number of participants was increased to 5,000 this year.
Separately, on Jan 4 and 25 this year, Hong Kong Disneyland invited thousands of FDWs as part of the celebrations for its 20th founding anniversary.
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| Basahin ang detalye! |
Among those who were invited through the Mission for Migrant Workers and
Bethune Hous were FDW survivors of the deadly fire in Tai Po last year.
