Hong Kong and Shenzhen test crossings at revamped Huanggang Port ahead of opening
Hong Kong and Shenzhen authorities conducted a test of clearance procedures and private car access at the revamped Huanggang border crossing. This drill, held on Saturday, was a precursor to a larger exercise scheduled for the following week.

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AI-generatedHong Kong and Shenzhen authorities conducted a test of clearance procedures and private car access at the revamped Huanggang border crossing. This drill, held on Saturday, was a precursor to a larger exercise scheduled for the following week. The upcoming exercise will involve 20,000 people to fully assess the facility's capacity. Hong Kong's No. 2 official, Eric Chan Kwok-ki, stated that the Saturday drill proceeded smoothly with orderly passenger flows and efficient public transport pick-ups. However, a motorist association reported traffic congestion near the San Tin Interchange roundabout leading to the crossing. Chan indicated that further tests simulating peak passenger and traffic flow will be conducted to ensure smooth operations.
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4 extractedThe test drill went smoothly with orderly passenger flows and speedy public transport pickup, according to No 2 official Eric Chan.
A large-scale cross-border drill involving 20,000 people is scheduled for next week to assess the facility's capacity.
Hong Kong conducted a test of clearance procedures and private car access at the revamped Huanggang border crossing with Shenzhen authorities.
A motorist association reported traffic jams along the San Tin Interchange roundabout leading to the crossing.