Motorists are advised that to facilitate drainage works, from 6.00 p.m. on 31 December 2025 to 6.00 p.m. on 31 March 2026, the following temporary traffic arrangements will continue to be implemented on Yee Kuk Street and Fat Tseung Street:

       Lane Closure

Part of traffic lane of Yee Kuk Street between Tan Lai Street and Fat Tseung Street will continue to be temporarily closed to all vehicular traffics.

All vehicles can only go straight from Yee Kuk Street westbound (near Fat Tseung Street) onto Tan Lai Street.

       Banning of Turning Movement

1. All vehicles exceeding 8 metres in length will continue to be temporarily prohibited from making left turn from Fat Tseung Street northbound onto Yee Kuk Street westbound;
   
   
2. All vehicles exceeding 8 metres in length will continue to be temporarily prohibited from making right turn from Fat Tseung Street southbound onto Yee Kuk Street westbound;
   
   
3. All vehicles exceeding 5 metres in length will continue to be temporarily prohibited from making right turn from exit of Yee Kuk Industrial Centre onto Yee Kuk Street eastbound; and
   
   
4. All vehicles exceeding 8 metres in length will continue to be temporarily prohibited from making left turn from exit of Tins Enterprises Centre onto Yee Kuk Street eastbound.

       Traffic Diversion

1. Affected vehicles on Fat Tseung Street northbound heading to Yee Kuk Street westbound will be diverted via Lai Chi Kok Road westbound, Hing Wah Street southbound, Tung Chau Street eastbound, Tan Lai Street and Yee Kuk Street eastbound;
   
   
2. Affected vehicles on Fat Tseung Street southbound heading to Yee Kuk Street westbound will be diverted via Tung Chau Street eastbound, Tonkin Street northbound, Lai Chi Kok Road westbound, Hing Wah Street southbound, Tung Chau Street eastbound, Tan Lai Street and Yee Kuk Street eastbound; and
   
   
3. Affected vehicles on Yee Kuk Street westbound heading to Yee Kuk Industrial Centre or Tins Enterprises Centre will be diverted via Yee Kuk Street westbound, Tan Lai Street and Yee Kuk Street eastbound.

        Appropriate traffic signs have been erected on site to guide motorists.