Hong Kong’s newly renovated Huanggang Port requires comprehensive stress tests and operational drills before it can open to the public, according to a lawmaker and ex-security minister. The call for preparation follows the signing of a cooperation agreement between Hong Kong and Shenzhen authorities to commission the port. Officials emphasize the need to ensure smooth and secure operations at the revamped crossing. These tests will assess the port’s capacity to handle anticipated traffic and potential challenges. The agreement aims to facilitate the operational details for the port’s opening, but practical readiness remains a priority. Authorities haven’t yet announced a specific opening date, pending successful completion of the required assessments. The focus is on a fully functional and secure border crossing between Hong Kong and mainland China.