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Race to get going on sinkhole-hit street

The government hopes to gradually reopen a section of Hai Tan Street in Sham Shui Po, which has been closed to traffic after a sinkhole form.

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Tornadoes hitting Hong Kong? Weather expert says it s not likely and that city s buildings can handle high winds

Weather expert says city’s geographical position makes the formation of tornadoes unlikely, although their marine equivalent, waterspouts, are more common.

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SAR fears eased in wake of Guangzhou killer twister

Adelyn Lau and Bloomberg Tornadoes are generally less likely to occur in Hong Kong, according to weather expert Leung Wing-mo, but he said t.

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Call to speed up border station checks

Stacy Shi Authorities and the MTR Corp should improve the design of West Kowloon Station to shorten the time needed for passengers to go th.

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Hong Kong floods: experts blame climate change for record rainstorm, warn city must prepare better for more extreme weather events

‘We have to be prepared for what used to be extreme but what could become normal,’ says former Hong Kong Observatory chief.

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