HK train fares to rise
Source: Xinhua |
March 25, 2011, Friday
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MASS Transit Railways, Hong Kong's sole railway operator, yesterday said it plans to raise average train fares by around 2.3 percent in June.
The company said in a release that the rise was decided under the Fare Adjustment Mechanism adopted in 2007.
The MTR, which ranks among the world's busiest railway systems, carries more than 1 billion passengers each year. It raised the average train fares by 2.05 percent in June 2010, its first since 1997.
The company said it would make a formal announcement on the adjustment to MTR fares and actual changes to individual fares after completing the required administrative procedures.
The company said in a release that the rise was decided under the Fare Adjustment Mechanism adopted in 2007.
The MTR, which ranks among the world's busiest railway systems, carries more than 1 billion passengers each year. It raised the average train fares by 2.05 percent in June 2010, its first since 1997.
The company said it would make a formal announcement on the adjustment to MTR fares and actual changes to individual fares after completing the required administrative procedures.
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