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Heifer Hong Kong Direct Dialogue Campaign 小母牛香港街頭月捐會員招募計劃 Location Plan: 06/2017 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 2 3 大圍金禧商場 何文田圖書館 筲箕灣港鐵站 A2出口 Grandeur Garden Shopping Arcade, Tai Wai Ho Man Tin Library Shau Kei Wan MTR Exit A2 沙田正街街市 旺角富榮花園 香港仔中心 Shatin Centre Street Market Charming Garden, Mong Kok Aberdeen Centre 馬鞍山雅濤居商場 粉嶺聯和墟 太子花墟 The Waterside Shopping Mall, MOS Luen Wo Hui, Fanling Prince Edward Flower Market 樂富港鐵站 馬鞍山雅濤居商場 銅鑼灣恩平道 Lok Fu MTR The Waterside Shopping Mall, MOS Yun Ping Road, Causeway Bay 深水埗營盤街 中環3號碼頭行人天橋 Camp Street, Sham Shui Po Central Pier 3 Footbridge 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 長沙灣政府合署 天水圍新北江商場 九龍塘港鐵站 F出口 寶琳港鐵站 B2出口 沙田第一城 廣華醫院 Cheung Sha Wan Gov. Office Kingswood Richly Plaza, Tin Shui Wai Kowloon Tong MTR Exit F Po Lam MTR Exit B2 Shatin City One Kwong Wah Hospital 休息日 灣仔港鐵站 A4出口 西鐵兆康站 秀茂坪商場 中環戲院里 元朗千色店 Day-Off Wan Chai MTR Exit A4 Siu Hong Stop Sau Mau Ping Shopping Centre Theatre Lane, Central Yuen Long Citistore 大窩口港鐵站 火炭港鐵站 旺角警署 大埔八號花園 青衣公園 Tai Wo Hau MTR Fo Tan MTR Mong Kok Police Station Eightland Gardens, Tai Po Tsing Yi Park 錦上路港鐵站 大圍港鐵站 石硤尾港鐵站 將軍澳寶盈花園 大埔超級城 Kam Sheung Road MTR Tai Wai MTR Shek Kip Mei MTR Po Ying Estate, Tseung Kwan O Tai Po Mega Mall 柯士甸港鐵站 馬鞍山頌安邨 河田站 Austin MTR Chung On Estate, Ma On Shan Ho Tin Stop 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 筲箕灣港鐵站 A2出口 長沙灣政府合署 大水坑港鐵站 A出口 屯門杯渡 藍田匯景花園 大埔消防局 Shau Kei Wan MTR Exit A2 Cheung Sha Wan Gov. Office Tai Shui Hang MTR Exit A Pui To, Tuen Mun Sceneway Garden, Lam Tin Tai Po Fire Station 休息日 銅鑼灣恩平中心 葵芳港鐵站 D出口 屯門市廣場 元朗千色 寶琳港鐵站 B2出口 Day-Off Fortune Centre, Causeway Bay Kwai Fong MTR Exit D Tuen Mun Town Plaza Yuen Long Citistore Po Lam MTR Exit B2 深水埗南昌邨 太古港鐵站 尖東行人天橋 九龍灣麗晶花園 彩虹港鐵站 Nam Cheong Estate, Sham Shui Po Tai Koo MTR Tsim Sha Tsui East Footbridge Richland Gardens, Kowloon Bay Choi Hung MTR 葵興港鐵站 天水圍港鐵站 天后港鐵站 天后港鐵站 屯門市廣場 Kwai Hing MTR Tin Shui Wai MTR Tin Hau MTR Tin Hau MTR Tuen Mun Town Plaza 天水圍柏慧豪園 石硤尾社區會堂 大窩口港鐵站 大學港鐵站 Central Park Towers, Tin Shui Wai Shek Kip Mei Community Halls Tai Wo Hau MTR University MTR 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 紅磡黃埔 銅鑼灣利園山道 鑽石山港鐵站 A1出口 荃灣大河道 天水圍天瑞邨 西貢圖書館 Whampoa, Hung Hom Lee Garden Road, Causeway Bay Diamond Hill MTR Exit A1 Tai Ho Road, Tsuen Wan Tin Shui Estate, Tin Shui Wai Sai Kung Library 休息日 尖沙咀聖安德烈堂 堅尼地城士美菲路街市 銅鑼灣禮頓中心 長沙灣港鐵站 B出口 元朗廣場 Day-Off TST St. Andrew's church Smithfield Market, Kennedy Town Leighton Centre, Causeway Bay Cheung Sha Wan MTR Exit B Yuen Long Plaza 美孚港鐵站 新蒲崗譽.港灣 沙田圍港鐵站 九龍灣德福花園 葵芳港鐵站 Mei Foo MTR Mikiki, San Po Kong Sha Tin Wai MTR Telford Gardens, Kowloon Bay Kwai Fong MTR 旺角海富苑 粉嶺港鐵站 屯門碼頭 九龍塘港鐵站 北角友邦廣場 Hoi Fu Court, Mong Kok Fanling MTR Tuen Mun Pier Kowloon Tong MTR AIA Tower, North Point 元朗港鐵站 沙田正街 大圍港鐵站 堅尼地城港鐵站 Yuen Long MTR Centre Street, Shatin Tai Wai MTR Kennedy Town MTR 25 26 27 28 29 30 沙田愉田苑 九龍城恆生銀行 炮台山木星街 青衣公園 西鐵兆康站 Yue Tin Court, Shatin Kowloon City Hang Seng Bank Jupiter Street, Fortress Hill Tsing Yi Park Siu Hong Stop 休息日 上水中國銀行 旺角富榮花園 太古港鐵站 B出口 荃灣麗城花園 屯門置樂大快活 Day-Off Sheung Shui Bank of China Charming Garden, Mong Kok Tai Koo Exit B Belvedere Garden, Tsuen Wan Tuen Mun Chi Lok Fairwood 柯士甸港鐵站 將軍澳港鐵站 灣仔港鐵站 荔景港鐵站 大埔墟港鐵站 Austin MTR Tseung Kwan O MTR Wan Chai MTR Lai King MTR Tai Po Market MTR 荃灣城市中心 深水埗營盤街 觀塘創紀之城 沙田新翠邨 中環街市 Tsuen Wan City Landmark Camp Street, Sham Shui Po Millennium City, Kwun Tong Sun Chui Estate, Shatin Central Market 旺角海富苑 荔景港鐵站 寶琳港鐵站 荃灣紅十字會行人天橋 九龍香格里拉酒店 Hoi Fu Court, Mong Kok Lai King MTR Po Lam MTR Tsuen Wan Red Cross Footbridge Kowloon Shangri-La.
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