Kowloon Park

Kowloon Park was once the largest park in Kowloon, but it was closed as part of the national security policy during the war. Plans for its reconstruction and reuse before and after the war were slow in coming, and unfortunately, it has become an area for criminal activity.
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==== Historical Significance ====
The first stage of Kowloon Park was officially opened on 24 June 1970 by the then Governor of Hong Kong, Sir David Trench. The opening was celebrated with a traditional lion dance, marking the park as a significant public space for the residents of Kowloon.
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==== Decline and Abandonment ====
During the war, Kowloon Park was closed to the public due to national security concerns. The once vibrant and bustling park fell into disrepair, and plans for its revival have been slow to materialize. As a result, the park has become a haven for criminal activity, far removed from its original purpose as a communal recreational area.
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==== Current State ====
Now, abandoned and overgrown, Kowloon Park serves as a haunting backdrop for violence and crime. The lush vegetation has reclaimed much of the park, creating a wild and untamed environment that contrasts sharply with its former glory. The park, now a shadow of its past, is a poignant symbol of the chaos and neglect that have taken over.
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==== In the World of Wanted: Dead ====
In the dystopian landscape of Wanted: Dead, Kowloon Park is not just a forgotten relic but a significant battleground. Its overgrown paths and deserted facilities are now scenes of intense conflict, where battles are fought and lives are lost. The park's transformation from a public sanctuary to a dangerous no-man's land reflects the broader societal collapse and the rise of lawlessness in the post-war era.