MTR To Close At 10pm Again; Airport Trains Limited
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2019-10-13 HKT 06:26
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The MTR Corporation says it will close all routes from 10pm again on Sunday as it continues repair work following a series of acts of vandalism.
Airport Express services will also be limited, with trains running only between Hong Kong Station and the airport from 3pm.
All light-rail routes will operate on Sunday, although no trains will stop at Yau Oi, Tin Wing, Ginza, Tin Wu, Tin Tsz and Tin Shui Wai stops.
Three MTR stations were targetted for vandalism on Saturday: Lai Chi Kok, Kowloon Tong and Sha Tin, though none was forced to close early.
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