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Oral answers to questions
Transport
links with China
Question No.1
Reply by the Hon. Michael Leung, J.P
Secretary for Transport,
to a question by the Hon. Hilton Cheong-Leen
in the Legislative Council on July 1988
1. MR. CHEONG-LEEN asked:
Question
stion : In view of Hong Kong's rapidly expanding trading
and economic activities in the $outh China region, especially in the Guangdong Province, will Government inform this Council whether there are plans to extend, as a matter of urgency, Hong Kong's rail links and other forms of transport links with Southern China?
سال
SECRETARY FOR TRANSPORT:
Sir,
In the past few years, much has been done to improve
the transport infrastructure to cope with our increasing economic links with China, especially the Guangdong Province.
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As a result of these improvements, our transport
links are, broadly speaking, adequate in meeting the present
demand. Where there is pressure for immediate provision of facilities, interim measures have been adopted to provide
short-term relief whilst expansion plans are being actively pursued. Long-term development plans are also being examined under the Second Comprehensive Transport (CTS) and the Port
and Airport Development Strategy (PADS) Studies.
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On rail (CRC) freight terminals, located at
Kowloor Conte
KRailway Compon Ahe cap
Hung Hom, Homantin, Mongkok,
Mongkok, Sha Tin and Fo Tan, occupy a
total area of about 18 hectares.
In 1987, they handled a
total of 2.3 million tonnes of cargo in addition to 2.12
/million
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