Shenzhen to HK is exactly like JB to Sg: people are flocking to Shenzhen for shopping, eating, groceries, medical and dental care, because of the high rentals and uncompetitive retail scene in HK.
Retards here who blame 1997 for HK's demise fail to see that this trend only started picking up steam in the past 7 to 8 years; surely they're not implying that Sinkies flock to JB because Malaysia has taken over Singapore? LOL.
Hundreds of thousands of Hongkongers swamp border crossings as they leave city on first day of Easter holiday
Official figures show at least 589,654 residents left city across all border points as of 4pm on Friday
Long queues seen at city land-based checkpoints, including Lo Wu crossing and West Kowloon high-speed rail terminus
More than 681,000 people flooded out of Hong Kong across its border checkpoints on Friday as they left the city in droves on the first day of the Easter holiday, more than seven times the number of visitors that trickled into the city from mainland China.
Immigration Department figures showed that at least 681,412 Hong Kong residents had left the city across all border points by 9pm on Friday and inbound traffic stood at 93,219.
The outbound figure surpassed the 2018 pre-pandemic figure of 593,383 on the first day of the holiday.