Lion Rock Tunnel Fully Reopens After Emergency Works

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2022-10-20 HKT 11:35

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  • The Lion Rock Tunnel has been operating for 55 years. File photo: RTHK

    The Lion Rock Tunnel has been operating for 55 years. File photo: RTHK

The Transport Department said all lanes of the Lion Rock Tunnel have reopened after several hours of emergency repairs.

Traffic was very congested on Thursday morning – with the queue extending to the Prince of Wales Hospital at one point – after officials closed off the Kowloon-bound slow lane of the tunnel for repair work.

But the department announced at around 10.40am that the works had been completed, and all lanes have been reopened to motorists.

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