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Annex Public Transport Re-organisation Plan to tie in with the Commissioning of Kwun Tong Line Exten sion Route no. Origin – Destination New Feeder Routes connecting to the Railway Stations (Introduced on 23 October 2016) GMB 2M Whampoa Station – Kowloon City (Fuk Lo Tsun Road) GMB 8M Ho Man Tin (Sheung Wo Street) – Ho Man Tin Station GMB 26M To Kwa Wan (Chi Kiang Street) – Whampoa Station GMB 28MS Kowloon City (Wyler Gardens) – Ho Man Tin Station Route Cancellation (To be implemented by phases) KMB212 Sham Shui Po (Sham Mong Road) – Whampoa Garden GMB 7 Kowloon City (Wyler Gardens) – Tsim Sha Tsui East (Science Museum Road) Route Truncation (To be implemented by phases) KMB 7B Lok Fu – Hung Hom Ferry Pier Frequency Reduction (To be implemented by phases) KMB 2E Pak Tin – Kowloon City Ferry Pier KMB 5 Fu Shan – Tsim Sha Tsui Ferry Pier KMB 5C Tsz Wan Shan (Central) –Tsim Sha Tsui Ferry Pier KMB 6C Mei Foo – Kowloon City Ferry Pier KMB 6F Lai Kok – Kowloon City Ferry Pier KMB 8 Kowloon Station –Tsim Sha Tsui Ferry Pier KMB 8A Whampoa Garden – Tsim Sha Tsui KMB 8P Laguna Verde –Tsim Sha Tsui KMB 11 Diamond Hill Station – Kowloon Station KMB11K Chuk Yuen Estate – Hung Hom Station KMB 12A Sham Shui Po (Sham Mong Road) – Whampoa Route no. Origin – Destination Garden KMB 14 Lei Yue Mun Estate Public Transport Interchange – China Ferry Terminal KMB 15 Ping Tin – Hung Hom Ferry Pier KMB 17 Oi Man – Kwun Tong (Yue Man Square) KMB 18 Sham Shui Po (Sham Mong Road) – Oi Man KMB 21 Choi Wan – Hung Hom Station KMB 26 Shun Tin – Tsim Sha Tsui East KMB 30X Allway Gardens – Whampoa Garden KMB 45 Lai Yiu – Kowloon City Ferry Pier KMB 85 Fo Tan (Shan Mei Street) – Kowloon City Ferry Pier KMB 85A Kwong Yuen – Kowloon City Ferry Pier KMB 85X Ma On Shan Town Centre – Hung Hom Ferry Pier KMB 93K Po Lam – Mong Kok East Station KMB 230X Allway Gardens to Whampoa Garden KMB 297 Hang Hau (North) – Hung Hom Ferry Pier XHT 101 Kwun Tong (Yue Man Square) – Kennedy Town XHT 106 Wong Tai Sin – Siu Sai Wan (Island Resort) XHT 109 Ho Man Tin – Central (Macau Ferry Pier) XHT 111 Ping Shek – Central (Macau Ferry Pier) XHT 115 Kowloon City Ferry Pier – Central (Macau Ferry Pier) XHT 116 Tsz Wan Shan (Central) – Quarry Bay NWFB 796X Lohas Park Station Public Transport Interchange – Tsim Sha Tsui East (Concordia Plaza) CTB E23 Tsz Wan Shan (South) – Airport (Ground Transportation Centre) GMB 2 Hung Hom (Whampoa Garden) – Festival Walk Public Transport Interchange GMB 2A Hung Hom (Whampoa Garden) – Festival Walk Route no. Origin – Destination Public Transport Interchange GMB 6 Hung Hom (Whampoa Garden) – Tsim Sha Tsui (Hankow Road) GMB 6A Tak Man Street – Canton Road GMB 6X Hung Hom (Whampoa Garden) – Tsim Sha Tsui (Hankow Road) GMB 8 Ho Man Tin Estate – Tsim Sha Tsui (Hankow Road) GMB 8S Ho Man Tin Estate Public Transport Interchange – Tsim Sha Tsui (Hankow Road) GMB 13 Kowloon Tong (Broadcast Drive) – Hung Hom Ferry Pier GMB 26 To Kwa Wan (Chi Kiang Street) – Kowloon Station GMB 26A Yan Yung Street – Kowloon Station GMB 26X Laguna Verde – Jordan (Ferry Street) GMB 27M Lok Man Sun Chuen (Maidstone Road) – Mong Kok Station GMB 28M Kowloon City (Wyler Gardens) – Mong Kok Station .

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