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                                                                         Left: WZQCUHK  is a team of university
        another location for the voluntary service given the recent political   student volunteers who design and build
        environment in Hong Kong,” Cindy Kwok, a core member, says.      footages in remote areas in Mainland
           Kwok adds Wu Zhi Qiao (Bridge to China) Charitable Foundation   (courtesy photo of WZQCUHK); Right: Some
        has reminded their team to avoid bringing books and newspapers   members of WZQCUHK delete social media
        which might be classified as politically sensitive by the mainland au-  apps when crossing the border.
        thorities.
           Comparing applications to the corresponding period of last year,
        Selena Chau, another core member of CUHKWZQ says it is harder
        for them to recruit new committee members because the core mem-
        bers are usually the main task force of the voluntary team. “When the
        members are chatting among the team, we remind each other to be
        careful. Some members mentioned that they will bring two phones.
        And others will delete photo albums and social media apps,” Chau
        says.

                    Some members mentioned that

         they will bring two phones. And others
                 will delete photo albums and

                     social media apps,





        Suggestions from the authority
           A spokesperson from the Communication and Publication Affair
        Section of Immigration Department says they do not receive any re-
        ports about phone checking. Since Hong Kong does not have juris-
        diction of the border in China, the Immigration Department will not
        be informed whether there is any inspection at the mainland check-
        point.
           “In case travellers are detained at the border, they can approach
        their lawyers, the Mainland Public Securities and Hong Kong cus-
        toms or police near the border, depending on the nature of services
        they need,” the department says.
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