221K views · 3.6K reactions | Kwun Tong was one of the worst-hit stations over the weekend when protesters targeted MTR stops after Hong Kong’s mask ban was announced. Full story: sc.mp/74bd0 | South China Morning Post | Facebook

154K views · 2K reactions | Tsim Sha Tsui descended into chaos this afternoon as black-clad protesters hurled petrol bombs and vandalised MTR stations and mainland-linked shops, while police tried to seize control by firing tear gas. | HOY International Business Channel | Facebook

4.1K views · 57 reactions | Train services have resumed at MTR stations that were vandalised by radical anti-government protesters last night, but there were long queues during the morning peak hours. This was because many electronic gates and ticket machines were severely damaged or destroyed. | HOY International Business Channel | Facebook

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Lawmakers have called on the MTR Corporation to further reduce fares to help Hongkongers weather the economic storm caused by the coronavirus outbreak. But the rail operator didn't give in to their calls, saying they were already under intense financial pressure. | HOY International Business Channel

After freezing and deducting fares in the past three years, the MTR Corporation is expected to raise fares by 2.3 per cent in June. The railway giant said about 90 per cent of its passengers will be charged up to 40 cents more for each trip. | HOY International Business Channel