US Consulate General in Hong Kong Closed on Monday

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Monday, September 17, 2001, updated at 13:32(GMT+8)

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US Consulate General in Hong Kong Closed on Monday

The US Consulate General in Hong Kong was closed to the public on Monday to assess the current security posture, according to a press release issued by the consulate on Sunday.

The US Consulate General in Hong Kong announced it would be closed to assess the current security posture in light of the World Wide Caution issued September 12, 2001.The announcement said a decision to re-open the consulate would be made at a later date.



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	The US Consulate General in Hong Kong was closed to the public on Monday to assess the current security posture, according to a press release issued by the consulate on Sunday.




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