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Clifford Lo

At least 19 people were injured in a collision between two light rail trains in Tin Shui Wai on Tuesday afternoon.
According to police, the two trains crashed at the Hang Mei Tsuen light rail stop in Ping Ha Road shortly before 4.30pm.
“Initial information showed 19 people were injured,” a police spokeswoman said.
The light rail service was disrupted due to the accident, according to the Transport Department.
“Train services on Route 751 and Route 761P in both directions are diverted and will not stop at Hang Mei Tsuen stop,” the department said at 4.31pm.
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It said that a free MTR shuttle bus service was running between the Hung Tin Road Emergency Platform and Tin Yat light rail stop for affected passengers.
“The incident near Hang Mei Tsuen stop has been cleared. The Light Rail Service is gradually resuming. We apologise for any inconvenience caused,” MTR Corp said on its website at 4.55pm.


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Hong Kong train collision injures at least 19, with light rail service disrupted

The Transport Department said a free MTR shuttle bus service was running between the Hung Tin Road Emergency Platform and Tin Yat light rail stop foraffected affected passengers. Photo: May Tse

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But MTR Corp says it is gradually resuming service after two trains crashed at Hang Mei Tsuen light rail stop in Tin Shui Wai
