THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1979
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STORM WARNING LIGHTS BACK TO WORK
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THE ROYAL OBSERVATORY ANNOUNCED TODAY (THURSDAY) THAT THE TROPICAL CYCLONE WARNING AND STRONG MONSOON SIGNAL LIGHTS ON TOP OF THE OLD KOWLOON-CANTON RAILWAY TERMINAL TOWER HAS RESUMED FUNCTIONING,
THE LIGHTS HAD CEASED OPERATION FOR FOUR MONTHS TO FACILITATE RENOVATION WORK OF THE BUILDING.
TROPICAL CYCLONE AND STRONG MONSOON SIGNAL LIGHTS ARE DISPLAYED AT 38 STATIONS THROUGHOUT HONG KONG.
ROAD CLOSURE EXTENDED
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THE TRANSPORT DEPARTMENT ANNOUNCED TODAY (THURSDAY) THAT THE KOWLOON-BOUND CARRIAGEWAY OF CASTLE PEAK ROAD FROM ITS JUNCTION WITH THE ACCESS ROAD LEADING TO KADOOR IE BEACH TO ABOUT 150 METRES SOUTHWARD, CLOSED SINCE FEBRUARY 19, WILL CONTINUE TO BE CLOSED UNTIL APRIL 20 FOR ROAD AND DRAINS CONSTRUCTION WORKS.
DURING THIS PERIOD, THE NEW TERRITORIES-BOUND CARRIAGEWAY OF THIS SECTION WILL BE OPENED TO TRAFFIC FROM BOTH DIRECTIONS ALTERNATIVELY.
TRAFFIC FLOW WILL BE REGULATED BY SIGNALS AND SIGNS WILL BE SET UP TO GUIDE MOTORISTS.
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