Hong Kong and the mainland are expected to clear customs in an orderly manner starting in January, and various government departments are making intensive preparations.
Hong Kong Customs posted a post on social platforms today (27th) stating that all port control points are ready for the resumption of full customs clearance, and released photos of customs drills at Luohu Port.
(Screenshot of Hong Kong Customs Facebook)
Customs drill at Luohu Port
Hong Kong Customs issued a social platform post today stating that Hong Kong Customs is ready at all port control points to welcome the full return of customs clearance, so that various cross-border exchanges between Hong Kong and the Mainland will gradually and orderly regain normal momentum.
Hong Kong Customs released the accompanying map, explaining that the customs officers at Luohu Port in the picture are intensively conducting customs drills, checking epidemic prevention equipment, and correcting customs clearance facilities to prepare for customs clearance.
In addition, the Customs also released photos of customs drills at the West Kowloon High Speed Rail Port on social platforms yesterday.
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