Planes, buses and trains resuming service after Typhoon Hato hits Hong Kong

Planes, buses and trains resuming service after Typhoon Hato hits Hong Kong

As Typhoon Hato moves inland, the Observatory has said it will consider issuing the Strong Wind Signal No. 1. Typhoon Hato moves inland after battering Hong Kong "Strong winds are still affecting the southwestern part of Hong Kong. Depending on the changes in local winds…
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