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Hong Kong’s MTR Corporation plans unprecedented service suspensions on sections of 2 lines for up to 2 days in row for upgradesSouth China Morning Post- Hong Kong to explore installing charging facilities at public-metered parking spaces when more electric vehicles on roadSouth China Morning Post
- Hong Kong must speed up roll-out of food waste bins at private housing amid residents dropping off scraps at public estates, lawmakers saySouth China Morning Post
- Hong Kong’s MTR Corp fare adjustment formula should include broader profits, lawmakers say after fresh increaseSouth China Morning Post
- 6-month grace period under Hong Kong’s coming waste-charging scheme may be extended if necessary: environment chiefSouth China Morning Post
- Hong Kong officials urged to change tactics on promoting waste-charging scheme to convince anxious public about benefitsSouth China Morning Post
- Have new tolls got Hong Kong out of a jam? Traffic congestion at busiest harbour tunnel cut by 1km, more vehicles opt for Western crossingSouth China Morning Post
- Hong Kong police to investigate if Western Harbour Tunnel overcharging incident was deliberate, top official saysSouth China Morning Post
- No ‘military style’ management at Hong Kong hostel for construction workers from outside city, Development Secretary Bernadette Linn insistsSouth China Morning Post
- Hong Kong lawmakers pass controversial bill reforming Chinese University’s governing councilSouth China Morning Post
- Hong Kong legislators urge MTR Corp to speed up installation of screen gates after 2 suicides on East Rail line on SundaySouth China Morning Post
- Competition for Hong Kong’s MTR? 3 firms expected to vie with city’s rail giant for cross-border link to QianhaiSouth China Morning Post
- Hong Kong home affairs chief says removal of artwork showing construction workers in yellow helmets was restaurant owner’s decisionSouth China Morning Post
- Hong Kong’s MTR should review manpower capacity after second tunnel evacuation in a month, lawmakers saySouth China Morning Post
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