MTR Central Station Entrances Closed for Crowd Control
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On 31 October 2026, the MTR Corporation announced that, to facilitate police crowd control measures, Central Station Exit D1 was temporarily closed, and urged the public to use other exits. Earlier reports said the closure covered Central Station Exit D1; later reports said both Central Station Exits D1 and J1 were temporarily closed, and passengers were urged to use other exits. The reports did not mention the specific reason for the control measures, the scope involved or the expected time of reopening, nor did they explain details of alternative arrangements during the closure. The progress known so far is limited to the temporary closure arrangements for the above exits.
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- 31 Oct, 19:54 · 1 reportsMTR Central Station Exits D1 and J1 Temporarily Closed Due to Police Crowd Control香港電台·即時本地:MTR Central Station Exits D1 and J1 Temporarily Closed for Police Crowd Control
- 31 Oct, 18:32 · 1 reportsMTR Closes Central Station Exit D1 to Support Police Crowd Control香港電台·即時本地:MTR Cooperates With Police Crowd Control as Central Station Exit D1 Temporarily Closed
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- 香港電台·即時本地MTR Central Station Exits D1 and J1 Temporarily Closed for Police Crowd Control
MTR says that to support police crowd control measures, Central Station exits D1 and J1 are temporarily closed, and urges passengers to use other exits. The announcement was made on 31 October 2026.
- 香港電台·即時本地MTR Cooperates With Police Crowd Control as Central Station Exit D1 Temporarily Closed
The MTR says that to cooperate with police crowd control measures, Exit D1 at Central Station is temporarily closed, and calls on the public to use other exits. The MTR announced the arrangement on 31 October 2026.
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