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Tai O rope-ferry in Hong Kong ends service after 100 years – SCMP archive

Tai O rope-ferry in Hong Kong ends service after 100 years – SCMP archive
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This article was first published on September 30, 1996. New footbridge ends 100 years of rope-ferry service by Shirley Kwok The century-old rope-ferry between Lantau and Tai O saw its years of service come to an end yesterday (September 29, 1996) with the opening of a new $15 million pedestrian bridge between the islands.

This article was first published on September 30, 1996. New footbridge ends 100 years of rope-ferry service by Shirley Kwok The century-old rope-ferry between Lantau and Tai O saw its years of service come to an end yesterday (September 29, 1996) with the opening of a new $15 million pedestrian bridge between the islands. Until yesterday, the ferry was the only means of crossing the 15-metre Tai O creek, and passengers had to pay 50 cents for each trip. Director of Territory Development Lee...
Hong Kong (LOCATION) SCMP (ORG) Shirley Kwok (PERSON) Lantau (LOCATION) Tai (PERSON) Territory Development (ORG) Lee (PERSON)
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