KMB announced that in response to the "Senior Citizens' Day" on November 21, it will provide eligible elderly passengers with free rides on cross-harbour buses on weekends and Sundays in November this year.
On November 6, 7, 13, 14, 20, 21, 27 and 28, the elderly can travel on 69 cross-harbour bus routes operated by KMB for free.
As for the first day of the "Elderly Day" on November 21, the whole line will be provided free of charge.
However, if the elderly want to receive the car fare rebate, they must register their elder Octopus card or Octopus product number in club1933 in November to obtain the amount of the rebate.
KMB announced that in response to the "Senior Citizens Day" on November 21, eligible elderly passengers will be able to ride 69 routes for free on seven weekends and Sundays in November this year. The cross-harbour bus route operated by KMB.
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KMB stated that if the elderly use the Elderly Octopus to take the relevant bus line on the above days, the fare will be deducted first, and then within 10 working days to 30 days, or 10 working days after registering the Octopus number in club1933 until 30 Within days, go to the "Octopus Service Station" in each district or tap your card through the Octopus App to enjoy the customs fare rebate.
The event is applicable to 69 KMB-operated cross-harbour bus routes, but does not include the two "star-rated lines" P960 and P968.
According to the KMB, the Census and Statistics Department estimates that by 2039, the number of people over 65 in Hong Kong will increase from 20% of the total population to 33%.
In order to enhance the fleet’s information system to help family members find their loved ones, when an elderly person with dementia is lost, the family member will provide KMB with the number of the elderly Octopus. KMB will start the procedure. The bus system will notify the bus captain in real time so that the elderly can receive appropriate care. It will also provide information on the healthy life of the elderly on the bus information screens in the bus compartments and bus stops to build a friendly society for the elderly.
KMB announced that in response to the "Senior Citizens Day" on November 21, eligible elderly passengers will be able to ride 69 routes for free on seven weekends and Sundays in November this year. The cross-harbour bus route operated by KMB.
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