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Hong Kong commission seeks rethink of Kennedy Town walkway plan

The Harbourfront Commission in Hong Kong has requested a revision of the proposed walkway plan for Kennedy Town. Commission chairman Ivan Ho Man-yiu stated that the current design does not align with the historic ambiance of the old district. The plan involves reclaiming land to create a 200-meter-long walkway, aiming to enhance pedestrian connections in the area. AI

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Hong Kong commission seeks rethink of Kennedy Town walkway plan

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Leopold Chen ·

    Kennedy Town walkway plan needs rethink to match local vibe: harbourfront body

    The head of Hong Kong’s Harbourfront Commission has called for improvements to the proposal to reclaim land for a popular tourist selfie spot in Kennedy Town, saying the current design failed to fit the neighbourhood’s ambience. Ivan Ho Man-yiu, the advisory body’s chairman, said…