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reduced service. China Motor Bus Company and Kowloon Motor Bus Company were able to operate reduced services on a restricted number of routes throughout the day although both propose to close down earlier than normal. A little under half available trams continued to ply throughout the day. At the Government Dockyard only 44 out of 85 launches were manned and there was some cessation of services in Kowloon Docks whose tugs and lighters crews ceased work. 90% of all workers at Taikoo Docks reported for work. Other Government services remained normal.

4. At Sha Tau Kok there have been no further incidents since my last sitrep and the area is quiet.

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