Hong Kong’s MTR Tsuen Wan Line experienced another disruption Friday morning due to a monkey on the tracks, halting services for approximately one hour. This marks the second time in two days that primate activity has interfered with the city’s railway system. Authorities received reports of the monkey sighting around 9 am and quickly deployed police alongside staff from the Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department. The incident mirrors a similar occurrence on Thursday, raising concerns about increasing monkey presence near train lines. While details regarding the monkey’s removal and the cause of its presence remain unclear, the disruptions have impacted commuters. MTR is working with authorities to address the issue and prevent future incidents and ensure the safety of passengers.