Monkeying around disrupts Hong Kong MTR services for second day in row
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A monkey caused disruption on Hong Kong's MTR services for the second consecutive day, after being spotted on the tracks at Tsuen Wan station on Friday morning. The MTR Corporation adjusted services on the Tsuen Wan line and advised passengers to allow extra time. The incident follows a similar disruption the previous day during peak hours, highlighting ongoing issues with wildlife on the tracks.
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Monkey spotted on tracks at Tsuen Wan station on a second consecutive day
The MTR Corporation advised passengers to allow extra time for their journeys.
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A monkey disrupted Hong Kong's MTR services on Friday morning at Tsuen Wan station.
South China Morning Post- Services on Tsuen Wan line had to be adjusted
- Passengers advised to allow extra time for journeys
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Loaded language removedA monkey caused fresh disruption to Hong Kong’s rail services on Friday morning after it was spotted on the tracks in Tsuen Wan station, a day after a similar incident during peak hours. At 10.03am, the MTR Corporation said services on the Tsuen Wan line had to be adjusted after a monkey entered the track area, advising passengers to allow extra time for their journeys.
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A monkey disrupted Hong Kong's MTR services on Friday morning at Tsuen Wan station.
South China Morning PostAt 10:03 am, the MTR Corporation adjusted services on the Tsuen Wan line due to the monkey on the tracks.
South China Morning PostThe MTR Corporation advised passengers to allow extra time for their journeys.
South China Morning PostA photo released by the MTR Corporation showed the monkey sitting on the tracks facing passengers.
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