Adi Lau said about 100 repair workers were working each shift trying to clear the wreckage of the crash. Photo: Handout Adi Lau said about 100 repair workers were working each shift trying to clear the wreckage of the crash. Photo: Handout
Adi Lau said about 100 repair workers were working each shift trying to clear the wreckage of the crash. Photo: Handout
Hong Kong MTR
Hong Kong /  Transport

‘No rush to roll out crash-linked signal system on MTR,’ Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam says

  • Hong Kong commuters face extended period of disruption after Monday’s accident
  • Operations director admits clearing wreckage is taking longer than expected and he does not know when normal service will resume

Topic |   Hong Kong MTR
SCMP Reporters
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Updated: 2:19pm, 19 Mar, 2019

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Adi Lau said about 100 repair workers were working each shift trying to clear the wreckage of the crash. Photo: Handout Adi Lau said about 100 repair workers were working each shift trying to clear the wreckage of the crash. Photo: Handout
Adi Lau said about 100 repair workers were working each shift trying to clear the wreckage of the crash. Photo: Handout
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