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Hong Kong and Shenzhen confirm Huanggang Port to open on Monday

Hong Kong and Shenzhen confirm Huanggang Port to open on Monday
South China Morning Post Friday 09 October 2026, 03:28 UTC By Leopold Chen,Edith Lin 1 min read
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The revamped Huanggang border crossing between Hong Kong and Shenzhen will open on Monday, after both sides confirmed the facility was ready for service. The Hong Kong government said on Friday that the new Huanggang border crossing would commence operations at 6.30am, October 12, replacing the current Lok Ma Chau-Huanggang port as the sole round-the-clock clearance point. “Acceptance inspection of the new port building of the Huanggang Port has been completed.

The revamped Huanggang border crossing between Hong Kong and Shenzhen will open on Monday, after both sides confirmed the facility was ready for service. The Hong Kong government said on Friday that the new Huanggang border crossing would commence operations at 6.30am, October 12, replacing the current Lok Ma Chau-Huanggang port as the sole round-the-clock clearance point. “Acceptance inspection of the new port building of the Huanggang Port has been completed. Following the completion of a...
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