With the superimposition of the tropical cyclone Lion Rock and the northeast monsoon, the Observatory issued the No. 8 southeast gale or storm signal at 6:40 this morning (9th), and the ferry, several buses and minibus lines were suspended.
NWFB and Citybus said that except for the limited services provided by the B3X, B5, S1 and S52 routes, all other routes will be suspended this morning.
NWFB and Citybus said that their frontline and logistics colleagues were still guarding their posts and uploaded a number of photos, stating that the traffic inspectors were patrolling and inspecting bus station facilities, and the control center was monitoring traffic in various districts around the clock.
NWFB and Citybus said on Facebook that after the Observatory issued Typhoon Signal No. 8 this morning, only a small number of daytime routes maintained limited services, but front-line and logistics colleagues were still working to prepare for the restoration of services.
In addition to the traffic inspectors patrolling the necessary roads for buses in various districts, they check the bus stop facilities along the way, and tie the bus stop signs to the railings with cords, pay attention to the road conditions, and remove the branches of the road.
NWFB and Citybus continued to point out that colleagues at the control center are also monitoring traffic in various districts around the clock.
At present, only B3X between Tuen Mun city center and Shenzhen Bay Port, B5 between Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge Hong Kong Port and Sunny Bay Station, airport shuttle bus S1, and S5 between Tung Chung (Yat Tung Village) and the aircraft maintenance area are still in operation.
Netizens are concerned about whether Heiyu New Bus No. 9 can "cross the river" at Cape Collinson yesterday
Yesterday, NWFB Line 9 encountered heavy rain when passing through Cape Collinson, and water poured into the car. NWFB and Citybus also pointed out in a Facebook post today that the service is limited, not including Line 9.
Some netizens were also concerned about whether the bus No. 9 involved successfully "crossed the river" in the end. The two buses replied in a message saying "Go home safely~~".
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