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New Huanggang Port opens with 79,500 passenger trips on day one

The new Huanggang Port experienced a strong opening day, handling 79,500 passenger trips and 8,000 vehicle movements. Hong Kong's Transport Secretary Mable Chan reported that immigration clearance and public transport connections operated smoothly, meeting expectations. Operators are preparing for increased traffic during the upcoming holiday weekend. AI

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New Huanggang Port opens with 79,500 passenger trips on day one

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Wynna Wong ·

    79,500 passenger trips, 8,000 vehicle movements at new Huanggang Port on opening day

    Hong Kong’s new Huanggang Port recorded 79,500 passenger movements and 8,000 vehicle movements on its first day of operations, with transport officials preparing for heavier flows expected during the coming holiday weekend. Statistics from the Shenzhen General Station of Exit and…