Running along Tsim Sha Tsui as Standby Signal No. 1 us raised by the Hong Kong Observatory in 2016 – Hong Kong needs to protect the coastal running routes from typhoons. Photo: Felix Wong Running along Tsim Sha Tsui as Standby Signal No. 1 us raised by the Hong Kong Observatory in 2016 – Hong Kong needs to protect the coastal running routes from typhoons. Photo: Felix Wong
Running along Tsim Sha Tsui as Standby Signal No. 1 us raised by the Hong Kong Observatory in 2016 – Hong Kong needs to protect the coastal running routes from typhoons. Photo: Felix Wong
Mary Hui
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Better coastal defences against typhoons and waves in Hong Kong will protect the city’s road running routes

  • Typhoon Mangkhut highlighted the need for Hong Kong to improve protection against extreme weather, which will help road runners follow the coastline

Mary Hui
Mary Hui

Updated: 5:39pm, 13 Dec, 2019

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Running along Tsim Sha Tsui as Standby Signal No. 1 us raised by the Hong Kong Observatory in 2016 – Hong Kong needs to protect the coastal running routes from typhoons. Photo: Felix Wong Running along Tsim Sha Tsui as Standby Signal No. 1 us raised by the Hong Kong Observatory in 2016 – Hong Kong needs to protect the coastal running routes from typhoons. Photo: Felix Wong
Running along Tsim Sha Tsui as Standby Signal No. 1 us raised by the Hong Kong Observatory in 2016 – Hong Kong needs to protect the coastal running routes from typhoons. Photo: Felix Wong
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Mary Hui

Mary Hui

Mary Hui is a Hong Kong-based writer. Her work has appeared in the South China Morning Post, The New York Times, The Washington Post, and CityLab.