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My Grandpa by Marta Altés - Read Aloud Storybook for Kids

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I Love My Grandma Read Aloud Book For kids Bedtime Stories

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How to Babysit a Grandpa - Story Book Read Aloud

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Facilities around us that make elders' life easer

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Facilities around us that make elders' life easer

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Hong Kong Stadium: Leisure and Cultural Services Department

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Home > Facilities & Services > Barrier Free Facilities

Barrier-free facilities, including tactile guide paths, braille and tactile floor plans, assistive listening systems and accessible parking spaces, are available in the Stadium. There is also a ramp for wheelchair users at the west side of the main entrance. A total of 200 wheelchair spaces are provided on the Main Level of the spectator stand.

Access Officer

The Access Officer of the Stadium is Senior Assistant Manager (Facilities Maintenance) Hong Kong Stadium, who can be contacted on 2895 7921.

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康樂及文化事務署 - 香港大球場

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康乐及文化事务署 - 香港大球场

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Leisure and Cultural Services Department - Hong Kong Stadium

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Leisure and Cultural Services Department - Hong Kong Stadium

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Facilities around us that make elders' life easier

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Facilities in Hong Kong Coliseum by Leisure and Cultural Services Department

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香港體育館 傷健人士設施及服務

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To facilitate people with disabilities to enjoy entertainment events as well as participate in sports activities, the Hong Kong Coliseum has carried out barrier-free improvement works

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Facilities around us that make elders' life easier

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Transport Department: Smart Device for the Elderly and the Disabled to extend Flashing Green Light

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Smart Device for the Elderly and the Disabled to extend Flashing Green Time
In view of the growing ageing population in Hong Kong, to foster an age-friendly environment, the Transport Department adopted the Octopus Card technology in the Smart Device to extend the pedestrian flashing green time for the elderly and persons with disabilities to cross the road.

Design of the Smart Device

When waiting for crossing the road at a pedestrian crossing, the elderly or persons with disabilities can activate the Smart Device installed at pedestrian traffic signal poles by tapping their Elder Octopus Card or Personalised Octopus Card with "Persons with Disabilities Status". The subsequent pedestrian flashing green time will be extended accordingly. For details, please refer to the figures below. The Smart Device will only confirm the type of the Octopus Card being used by an elderly or a person with disabilities. It would neither deduct money from the Octopus Card nor record any personal information.

Implementation

The Smart Device is currently installed at the following 21 locations.

1. 26 Java Road, North Point
2. 115 Ap Lei Chau Main Street
3. Ngau Tau Kok Road (near Lotus Tower)
4. Winslow Street, Hung Hom
5. Tai Hing Street, near Tai Hing Commercial Complex, Tuen Mun
6. Woh Chai Street and Wai Chi Street, Shek Kip Mei
7. Mok Cheong Street (and To Kwa Wan Road), To Kwa Wan
8. Chuk Yuen Road, near Chuk Yuen Bus Terminus, Wong Tai Sin
9. Wang Chiu Road, near Richland Gardens, Kowloon Bay
10. Shatin Pass Road and Chun Yan Street, Wong Tai Sin
11. Oi Shun Road and Oi Yee Street, Sai Wan Ho
12. Fat Tseung Street and Hang Cheung Street, Cheung Sha Wan
13. Tung Lo Wan Road and Brown Street, Tai Hang
14. Queen's Road West and Belcher's Street, Sai Wan
15. Shek Wai Kok Road South of Shek On Street, Tsuen Wan
16. Ting Kok Road outside Tai Ping Industrial Centre, Tai Po
17. Lung Sum Avenue near San Fat Street, Sheung Shui
18. Tai Wo Hau Road near Kwai Shing Circuit (South), Kwai Chung
19. Tsing Yi Road near Ching Yung House, Tsing Yi
20. Tin Wah Road / Access Road to Tin Yuet Estate, Tin Shui Wai
21. Tsing King Road / Nga Ying Chau Street, Tsing Yi

These pedestrian crossings are near locations where the elderly or the disabled usually visit, and at non-busy junctions to avoid serious traffic congestion.

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Transport Department - Smart Device for the Elderly and the Disabled

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Smart Device for the Elderly and the Disabled to extend Flashing Green Time In view of the growing ageing population in Hong Kong, to foster an age-friendly environment, the Transport Department adopted the Octopus Card technology in the Smart Device to extend the pedestrian flashing green time for the elderly and persons with disabilities to cross the road.

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Facilities around us that make elders' life easier

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MTR: Caring for our Customers with Special Needs

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Facilities around us that make elders' life easier

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Barrier-Free Access (BFA) Facilities: Hong Kong Hospital Authority Customer Services Centre

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Facilities around us that make elders' life easier

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Facilities around us that make elders' life easier

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HK Housing Authority Headquarters Building: Barrier-Free Access (BFA) Facilities