Hong Kong dug in on Tuesday night for a siege by a storm on track to be one of the worst in recent years, and expected to cripple air travel, as Typhoon Hato barrelled towards the coast of southern China, the city in its path.
As the Observatory prepared to raise the No 8 signal before 6am, airlines on Tuesday were already warning of cancellations and delays on Wednesday that could turn out to be the worst disruptions since Hong Kong International Airport opened nearly two decades ago....
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