Some air passengers remain stranded at Hong Kong airport after Typhoon Noul
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Typhoon Noul caused flight disruptions at Hong Kong International Airport, leaving some passengers stranded on Monday. Airport authorities expected normal operations to resume by Monday morning. As of 12:45pm, 12 Sunday flights had been rescheduled to Monday, including three departing between 5pm and 11:15pm. The airport website also listed eight departure and eight arrival flights for Monday.
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12 departing flights from Sunday were rescheduled to Monday.
The airport website showed eight departure and eight arrival flights scheduled for Monday.
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Authorities expected normal operations to resume by Monday morning.
South China Morning Post- 12 departing flights from Sunday were rescheduled to Monday.
- Three of these flights depart between 5pm and 11.15pm.
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Loaded language removedSome air passengers remained stranded at Hong Kong International Airport on Monday following Typhoon Noul’s departure from the city, with authorities expecting normal operations to resume by the morning.
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Authorities expected normal operations to resume by Monday morning.
South China Morning PostSome air passengers remained stranded at Hong Kong International Airport on Monday after Typhoon Noul's departure.
South China Morning PostAs of 12:45pm Monday, 12 departing flights originally scheduled for Sunday had been rescheduled to Monday.
South China Morning PostThree of the rescheduled flights were due to depart between 5pm and 11:15pm Monday.
South China Morning PostThe airport website showed eight departure and eight arrival flights scheduled for Monday.
South China Morning Post