Hong Kong financial secretary says economic relief measures are 'to the best of our ability'
Paul Chan, financial secretary of Hong Kong, discusses the government's plans to spend more than 120 billion Hong Kong dollars ($15.5 billion) over the coming financial year to support businesses and individuals during the ongoing coronavirus crisis.
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