Following a six-year reconstruction project, the Huanggang Port border crossing has officially resumed operations. The facility introduces a novel joint clearance system, enabling travelers to complete both Hong Kong and mainland immigration procedures within a single queue. Operations commenced at 6:30 am on Monday, with approximately 5,100 passengers and nearly 1,000 vehicles processed during the initial two hours. Hong Kong’s Chief Secretary Eric Chan and Secretary for Security Chris Tang visited the site to oversee the launch. According to official statements and local media reports, early users have expressed positive feedback regarding the increased efficiency and convenience provided by the streamlined border processing arrangement.
Source : Hong Kong Free Press
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