US EditionHow Mainland China Standards Will Bring Hong Kong Cheaper, Faster Northern Line
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Hong Kong gov’t to adopt mainland Chinese standards to build Northern Link lines
The Hong Kong government has said it will adopt mainland Chinese standards for the first time to develop the new Northern Link mass transit lines to speed up the construction process and reduce costs. Andy Yau, director of the Highways Department, told select media outlets at a press conference on Wednesday that the department would apply “new Hong Kong standards,” which integrate mainland Chinese standards, to build the Northern Link. The new a…
Hong Kong, which has always used British or European standards to build railways, is introducing China's "national standards" (GB) for the first time in the North Circle Line railway that is planned to connect to the Huanggang Port in Shenzhen. The Hong Kong government has to explain why this has caused concerns. The Hong Kong government claims that China's infrastructure and railway technology have reached "world-leading levels." However, the C…
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