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Emergency Monitoring and Support Centre organisation

Named in 1 report across 1 story - 9 Oct

The record - coverage naming Emergency Monitoring and Support Centre that changed after publication

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  1. South China Morning Postseen 9 Oct, 18:44headline rewrittenthe story

    Over 160,000 Hongkongers register for ‘joint clearance’ ahead of Huanggang Port opening160,000 Hongkongers register for ‘joint clearance’ ahead of Huanggang Port opening

  2. South China Morning Postseen 9 Oct, 09:54headline rewrittenthe story

    Hong Kong to deploy extra manpower for Huanggang Port opening on MondayOver 160,000 Hongkongers register for ‘joint clearance’ ahead of Huanggang Port opening

The web around Emergency Monitoring and Support Centre

Closest companions, sized by how often they share a report with Emergency Monitoring and Support Centre. Lines between the outer names are their own relationships - names that appear together even without Emergency Monitoring and Support Centre.

Chris Tang Ping-keung and Huanggang Port share 1 reportHuanggang Port and Shenzhen authorities share 1 reportChris Tang Ping-keung and Shenzhen authorities share 1 reportHuanggang border crossing and Huanggang Port share 1 reportChris Tang Ping-keung and Huanggang border crossing share 1 reportHuanggang border crossing and Shenzhen authorities share 1 reportEmergency Monitoring an…Chris Tang Ping-k…Chris Tang Ping-keung - 1 shared report (person)Huanggang b…Huanggang border crossing - 1 shared report (place)Huanggang PortHuanggang Port - 1 shared report (place)Shenzhen au…Shenzhen authorities - 1 shared report (organization)

The stories

1,500 Hong Kong residents tour revamped Huanggang Port border crossing

4 outlets1 report names Emergency Monitoring and Support Centre4 Oct – 19 Oct

People they appear with

Chris Tang Ping-keung1

Places in the same coverage

Huanggang border crossing1Huanggang Port1

Organisations in the same coverage

Shenzhen authorities1

Who keeps naming them

South China Morning Post1

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