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Natalie Wong

Vivian Au

Oscar Liu

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The Hong Kong Observatory cancelled all typhoon signals early Sunday, as Severe Tropical Storm Trami moved away from the city and began to weaken.
The forecaster cancelled the No 1 typhoon signal at 12.20am on Sunday, after downgrading it from a No 3 warning at 10.20pm on Saturday.
“Tropical Cyclone Trami will linger and weaken over the coast of central Vietnam today and tomorrow. It may then turn eastward moving across the central part of the South China Sea again,” it said.
The Observatory added that the weather would be sunny for the next couple of days, with temperatures to be slightly cooler in the morning and at night.
The 11th Hong Kong Food Carnival at Kwai Chung Sports Ground and the city’s 8pm Symphony of Lights show were among the events affected by the No 3 signal. The former was set to launch on Saturday and run for nine days.




The Leisure and Cultural Services Department also raised red flags at several beaches due to big waves.
The operator of the Ngong Ping 360 cable car attraction also announced that morning services would be suspended and only resume when the weather improved.
Hong Kong Disneyland Resort said its park would operate with limited services due to the adverse weather, with pedal boat and surrey bike rentals temporarily unavailable.

The park said those who registered for the “Hong Kong Disneyland 10K Weekend 2024” would not be able to get their runners’ pack as the redemption centre at AIA Vitality Park at Central was closed due to the No 3 typhoon signal.
The Tourism Board said the Wine and Dine Festival at the Central Harbourfront held from Wednesday to Sunday would continue as scheduled, while the Harbour Lounge, an air-conditioned tented area at the venue, would be temporarily closed until further notice.
Trami is a Vietnamese word for a tree in the rose family.


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Local forecaster cancels No 1 typhoon signal at 12.20am on Sunday