[ Slow TV Tour ] KMB 88 九龍東最美山景 安達 - 沙田巴士之旅 Hong Kong Double Decker, Kowloon East - Sha Tin 4K

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Hong Kong Double Decker KMB 88 Road Trip, On Tat - Sha Tin
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Hi all, this is Hang, a Hong Kong Based Youtube Channel! I would like to travel around Hong Kong, bringing you to see and hear this city through my video.
Keyword: Slow TV, Slow Walk, Road trip, Road Tour, Long Take, Sound Walk, Relaxing, Urban Video...
Enjoy!
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The 88 bus (Direction: 大圍站 Tai Wai Station) has 22 stops departing from 中秀茂坪 Sau Mau Ping (Central) and ending in 大圍站總站 Tai Wai Station B/T.
The Road Trip Route:
00:15 愛達樓 Oi Tat House
1:10 錦泰樓 Kam Tai House
3:10 安泰(南)(恆泰樓) on Tai (South)(Hang Tai House)
4:15 安泰(西)(和泰樓) on Tai (West)(Wo Tai House)
10:54 彩雲邨白虹樓 Pak Hung House, Choi Wan Estate
13:20 彩虹站 Choi Hung Station
15:15 紅萼樓 Hung Ngok House
21:00 大老山隧道收費廣場 Tate's Cairn Tunnel Toll Plaza
23:45 沙田圍新村 Sha Tin Wai New Village
25:45 田園閣 Greenfield Court
27:55 沙田大會堂 Sha Tin Town Hall
29:45 帝都酒店 Royal Park Hotel
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What happened in Sha Tin during Hong Kong anti-extradition bill protests?

Sha Tin MTR station closed after angry crowd vandalises facilities over detainment of turnstile jumper (25/9/2019 from https://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/p...)

Hong Kong’s rail operator has shut down its Sha Tin station after a confrontation between police and residents, prompted by anger against how the MTR Corporation handled a man suspected to have jumped the turnstiles.
The MTR Corp closed the station on the East Rail line soon after 9.40pm on Wednesday.
Irate commuters and residents had surrounded the station’s customer service centre from 7pm after a man was reportedly stopped by two plain-clothes MTR staff members. The operator was accused of mistreating the man, who was later sent to hospital.
The crowd had demanded his release and an explanation from employees. Some people sprayed paint on the glass screen of customer service counters, ticket machines and turnstiles at the station.
Riot police arrived at 9.35pm to disperse the crowd.
As people scattered, officers chased them down, with at least one man and a woman arrested and taken into police vehicles.
The MTR Corp announced at 9.42pm the station would be shut temporarily and trains would not stop there.
Before police left, a brief confrontation occurred outside the station, and a woman among the crowd was sent to hospital.
The rail operator has come under fire in recent weeks in a city roiled by more than three months of anti-government protests.
Critics have accused it of bowing to pressure from Beijing, after it obtained a court order to prevent disruption at stations, and repeatedly closed facilities near expected protest sites.
More than half of its 91 stations have been vandalised, with protesters setting fires at entrances and going on rampages over consecutive weekends of unrest.