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Phila Siu

Services in Hong Kong are slowly resuming after the Observatory cancelled all tropical cyclone signals at 10.25am.
The Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing announced that trading in the securities and derivatives markets would resume from 1pm. It said that when the securities market resumed trading, there would be no pre-opening session. For futures contracts to which the pre-opening session normally applies, the pre-opening session will begin half an hour before trading resumes.
The Marine Department also announced that the Hong Kong-Macau Ferry Terminal in Sheung Wan has been reopened.
Services for Star Ferry, MTR and KMB are now running as normal, while the China Ferry Terminal in Tsim Sha Tsui has already been re-opened.
Video: Buses and MTR resume operation as Typhoon Usagi leaves Hong Kong

Chu Kong Passenger Transport also announced that its ferries from Hong Kong to mainland destinations would gradually resume after 1.30pm, while its ferries from mainland cities to Hong Kong would gradually resume after 1.20pm.
Services for First Ferry will resume gradually, depending on the route. Its Central-Cheung Chau route will resume at 11.15am while its Central-Mui Wo route at 11.30am. Inter Islands routes will resume gradually with the earliest being the Cheung Chau-Mui Wo route at 2.50pm. The Kowloon City-Hung Hom-North Point route will resume services at 11.05pm.
Separately, the Hospital Authority said that, as of 9.30am, a total of 17 people have sought medical treatment at the accident and emergency departments at public hospitals. This includes 12 men and five women, aged between 29 and 73. Nine have been discharged after treatment.
The Airport Authority announced that, as of 9.30pm, 119 arrival flights and 110 departure flights have been delayed. In addition, 127 arrival flights and 128 departure flights have been cancelled.
The Drainage Services Department received two reports of flooding as of 9.30am – one at Tuen Mun and another in Sham Shui Po. No reports of landslide have been received.
A total of 131 reports of fallen trees have been received by the 1823 Government Call Centre.
The Home Affairs Department has opened 28 temporary shelters, and 281 people have sought refuge.
Classes at all morning and full-day schools will remain suspended today. However classes at afternoon primary and secondary schools, as well as all classes at evening schools will resume.
The Immigration Department announced that services at the Immigration Headquarters, Registration of Persons Offices, and Births, Deaths and Marriage Registries would resume at 11.20am.
The Department of Health said that Methadone Clinics would open at normal operating hours while all other department clinics would resume normal services at 12.20pm.
The Judiciary said all hearings of the courts and tribunals would resume this afternoon. It also said that all offices and registries for the courts and tribunals would be opened at 11.20am. Those who are due to attend court hearings this morning, including the jurors, should do so at 2.30pm.
Those summoned for jury empanelment at the High Court this morning are not required to attend court until further notice in writing. However, for those who have been summoned for jury empanelment in the Coroner's Court this morning are required to appear in court at 2.30pm today.


Hong Kong back to business after Typhoon Usagi

A man walks on an empty street in the Soho district of Hong Kong. Photo: AFP

Hong Kong quickly returns to normal after storm warnings cancelled

Queues for the bus stops at Hung Hom at the entrance of the Cross-Harbour Tunnel. Photo: Shirley Zhao

A man stands on his porch in Tai O, Hong Kong, watching the flood caused by Usagi on Sunday night. Photo:  Nora Tam

The calm after the storm: a construction site in Tung Chung on Monday morning. Photo: Sushil Jadhwani

Traffic at Hung Hom at the entranec of the Cross Harbour Tunnel. Photo: Shirley Zhao

People queuing at Yung Shue Wan, Lamma Island, for the ferry. Photo: Wilda Fong

Path to Sok Ku Wan from Mo Tat Wan, Lamma Island

Typhoon tales

A man walks over fallen branches on a pavement at a residential district after Typhoon Usagi hit Hong Kong. Photo: Reuters

25 dead in China and chaos at Hong Kong airport in wake of Typhoon Usagi 

People watch waves hit the shores as Typhoon Usagi approaches in Shantou, Guangdong province, September 22, 2013. Photo: Reuters

A woman holds a broken umbrella against strong winds in Tsim Sha Tsui as Typhoon Usagi hits Hong Kong yesterday. Photo: Felix Wong

Guangdong hunkers down for Typhoon Usagi

People react as waves surge past a barrier on the shore during Typhoon Usagi in Hong Kong. Photo: Reuters

Typhoon Usagi: Severe storm lashes Hong Kong

Victoria Harbour as the storm approached. Photo: AP

Surfers at Big Wave Bay. Photo: Stuart Lau

Surfer makes the best of the windy seas in Big Wave Bay as typhoon Usagi approaches Hong Kong. Photo: SCMP Pictures

Hong Kong back to business after Typhoon Usagi

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Services slowly resuming after storm warnings cancelled