Hundreds queue in Mong Kok for overnight cross-boundary trips after Halloween
Hundreds of northbound travellers queued in Mong Kok and Prince Edward in the early hours of Sunday after Halloween celebrations. Police managed crowds at minibus and bus stops. The Security Bureau reported waiting times of up to 45 minutes at Huanggang Port.
Hundreds of northbound travellers queued in Mong Kok in the early hours of Sunday following Halloween celebrations, according to The Standard. Queues for the 616S green minibus route to the Huanggang Port stretched along the pavement on Sai Yeung Choi Street South, with 300 to 400 passengers waiting outside closed shops.
Nearby in Prince Edward, nearly 300 people gathered at a cross-boundary bus stop. Police officers were stationed at the scene to maintain order, deploying traffic cones, tape, and metal barricades to set up queueing lanes and directional signs.
Among the passengers in Prince Edward was a traveller from Guangdong who attended Canadian singer The Weeknd's concert with two friends. She said she boarded a bus after waiting for about half an hour, which was faster than expected.
Separately, the Security Bureau said that as of 12.30am, estimated waiting times at the new Huanggang Port reached 45 minutes for visiting travellers and 25 minutes for Hong Kong residents.
