Public lifts especially benefit the elderly and infirm in ageing Hong Kong, but an adequate maintenance programme for the facilities appears to be lacking. Photo: Dickson Lee Public lifts especially benefit the elderly and infirm in ageing Hong Kong, but an adequate maintenance programme for the facilities appears to be lacking. Photo: Dickson Lee
Public lifts especially benefit the elderly and infirm in ageing Hong Kong, but an adequate maintenance programme for the facilities appears to be lacking. Photo: Dickson Lee
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Letters | Hong Kong’s public lifts need to rise to a higher level

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Updated: 7:15am, 26 Jan, 2021

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Public lifts especially benefit the elderly and infirm in ageing Hong Kong, but an adequate maintenance programme for the facilities appears to be lacking. Photo: Dickson Lee Public lifts especially benefit the elderly and infirm in ageing Hong Kong, but an adequate maintenance programme for the facilities appears to be lacking. Photo: Dickson Lee
Public lifts especially benefit the elderly and infirm in ageing Hong Kong, but an adequate maintenance programme for the facilities appears to be lacking. Photo: Dickson Lee
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