No 1 priority of HK Police in 2021: safeguard national security, police chief Chris Tang said at the press conference summarising the past year's crime and law enforcement. 
"It's not that we can't accept criticism," HK police chief Chris Tang said. "We are happy to receive fact-based criticism but we cannot accept smearing and insults without basis of facts."
"In fact the term (white terror) has been abused by a lot of people when they are being arrested, they make excuses and saying that this is a terror," said HK police chief Chris Tang when asked if the mass arrests were spreading white terror.
The national security reporting hotline opened in November last year has received more than 40,000 messages, or a daily average of 700+ messages, HK police chief Chris Tang said.
Top brass of HK police refused to disclosed details of the newly established national security unit, including number of officers, and how many times the unit wielded the wide range of powers authorised under NSL43, including freezing assets and intercepting communications.
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