Gazing across the waters of Lei Yue Mun Channel, we find the Chai Wan Public Cargo Handling Bay. This C-shaped basin isn’t just a picturesque spot. It’s a vital hub of activity, covering a substantial 21,200 square meters. The Chai Wan Public Cargo Handling Bay boasts a usable waterfront stretching 620 meters. This bay plays a crucial role in Hong Kong’s maritime trade. Before 2003, similar cargo operations took place in Wan Chai. Imagine barges laden with goods, navigating the bustling waters of Victoria Harbour. These barges would transport goods from larger vessels mid-stream to the Wan Chai Cargo Handling Basin. From there, trucks would distribute the goods across Hong Kong. However, the need for urban development and a new helipad prompted a change. In 2003, these operations shifted to the Chai Wan Public Cargo Handling Bay. The Chai Wan Public Cargo Handling Bay became the new heart of cargo handling, taking the reins from its predecessor in Wan Chai. This move allowed for the construction of a helipad and further urban development in Wan Chai. The Chai Wan Public Cargo Handling Bay continues to play a key role in Hong Kong’s maritime logistics.
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