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Hongkongers in quake-hit Japanese city offer helping hand to fellow travellers
South China Morning Post
Hongkongers visiting the earthquake-hit Japanese city of Kumamoto are offering rides to fellow travellers stranded in the area. A travel operator also revealed on Wednesday that a tour group from Hong Kong was safe and departing for their next destination. Travellers from Hong Kong have taken to social media platform Threads to seek help, with some sharing how they were offered assistance by others from the city. A post from user tyt_1219_, who goes by the name Taffy, said she had arrived in...
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