MTR to complete first-phase 5G upgrade at 24 stations by early next year
Twenty stations have already been upgraded, with busier hubs including East Tsim Sha Tsui, Austin and Lok Ma Chau planned for the next phase.
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Twenty stations have already been upgraded, with busier hubs including East Tsim Sha Tsui, Austin and Lok Ma Chau planned for the next phase.
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Ceiling leaks and standing water disrupted access on September 3, while train services remained normal and Exit B reopened at about 5.30pm.
The 57-year-old man was taken to Ruttonjee Hospital after hitting a parked Transport Department examiner’s motorcycle and a stone barrier.
The passengers were taken to Queen Mary Hospital after the lunchtime incident, while the escalator was reportedly cordoned off and inspected.
The Transport Department said it was notified at 9.43pm on September 1, while engineering staff worked to repair the fault and no resumption time was provided.
The Transport Department activated its highest-level joint command mode and deployed about 100 staff to monitor transport conditions across the city.
Eastbound services between Percival Street and North Point Terminus had resumed by 8pm, while Shek Tong Tsui Terminus was temporarily closed for emergency repairs.
About 20,000 civil servants and 300 public transport vehicles took part in the Hong Kong-Shenzhen exercise on 29 August, which also identified slower Wi-Fi in some crowded areas.
The trial is part of the first batch of non-traditional aircraft projects under the government’s Regulatory Sandbox X, but it was not clear whether passengers were carried.
MTR expects each move to disrupt services at Tuen Mun, Siu Hong and Tin Shui Wai for no more than two days, with replacement arrangements still under discussion.
The vehicle struck a roadside barrier, overturned across the carriageway and emitted heavy white smoke, briefly disrupting traffic towards Tsuen Wan.
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