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Five sports centers used in Covid fight to reopen
The Leisure and Cultural Services Department announced on Thursday that five sports centers managed by the office will gradually reopen for public use starting from March 17 after they were no longer needed for anti-epidemic purposes.
The five centers include Tin Shui Sports Centre, Wai Tsuen Sports Centre, Ma On Shan Sports Centre, Mei Lam Sports Centre, and Osman Ramju Sadick Memorial Sports Centre.
Click here for the timetable for the reopening.
Meanwhile, Wong Chuk Hang Sports Centre will be temporarily closed for refurbishment works until further notice, the office said.
Members of the public can reserve the reopened fee-charging facilities of the venues on their booking commencement dates via the Internet booking services of Leisure Link, counter bookings and self-service kiosks at opened venues, or via the Booking Offices of the District Leisure Services Offices during office hours.
Click here for the timetable for the reopening.
Meanwhile, Wong Chuk Hang Sports Centre will be temporarily closed for refurbishment works until further notice, the office said.
Members of the public can reserve the reopened fee-charging facilities of the venues on their booking commencement dates via the Internet booking services of Leisure Link, counter bookings and self-service kiosks at opened venues, or via the Booking Offices of the District Leisure Services Offices during office hours.
