MTR must add HK$4.8m to rebate fund after Lam Tin disruptions
The money goes towards a future weekend half-price day; lawmakers say that does little for people hit during weekday rush hours.
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The money goes towards a future weekend half-price day; lawmakers say that does little for people hit during weekday rush hours.
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The driver climbed out uninjured after the car hit water barriers near Lai King Station and overturned onto its roof.
The northbound peak is forecast for 11pm to 2am each night from Oct. 30 to Nov. 1, with extra overnight buses planned.
Man Yee Road will shut for five hours on 1 November; minibus route 9A will stop running for the final 90 minutes.
The preliminary findings cover incidents less than 15 hours apart that disrupted peak-hour trains; the government has set a one-month deadline for a fuller report and improvements.
A pregnant woman was among those hurt; part of the Kowloon-bound carriageway was temporarily closed near Cheung Wing Road.
The passenger was examined and given further treatment after landing; HK Express said no other passengers were injured.
Queues formed in Mong Kok for overnight buses to the border, while roads crowded with taxis, minibuses and cross-border vehicles were also congested.
Families travelling with children also added to crossing times, while one regular user later reported a 15-minute journey from arrival to clearance.
The government says it will weigh passenger numbers, costs and travel choices, while encouraging operators to earn income beyond fares.
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