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"This is a real boon for vehicles arriving at the airport from the cross-harbour tunnel and Tsim Sha Tsui," he said.
Huge new signs have been placed on the end of the car park marking the entrance to the drop-off area.
"Access by car is easy - just take the far right lane from Olympic Avenue and miss all the queues," the spokesman added.
"We now have three sets of lifts to take passengers straight to the check-in areas in the terminal, and there are plenty of trolleys provided."
He urged passengers to use the new area as much as possible.
"We are very conscious of the difficulties that drivers encounter, even at normal times, trying to drop off passengers at the departures level at Kai Tak.
"At this time of the year, the problem is particularly acute and we believe that the new drop-off area will help tremendously," the spokesman said.
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December issue of Monthly Digest of Statistics published
A feature article entitled "Gross National Product (GNP) Estimates for 1993" is published in the December 1995 issue of the Hong Kong Monthly Digest of Statistics.
The first set of Hong Kong's Gross National Product (GNP) estimates, in respect of reference year 1993, has been released. It is compiled on the basis of the latest revised Gross Domestic Product (GDP) estimate (November 1995) and data obtained from a new annual survey (Survey of External Factor Income Flows).
The feature article introduces the basic concepts and compilation methods related to GNP and describes the salient features of the preliminary GNP estimates for 1993.
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