‘All we can do is wait, but the government has done well in their arrangements,’ says one retiree staying at Quarry Bay community hall.
Residents forced to evacuate from their homes after a wartime bomb was found at a construction site in Hong Kong’s Quarry Bay have said the government’s handling of the emergency was smooth, although some restaurants have complained about the loss in business.
At the Quarry Bay Community Hall, where dozens of people took shelter on Friday as police bomb disposal experts worked through the night, retiree Wong said that although the air conditioning was too strong for her, she was pleased with the care shown by the staff members.
