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First, both are highly dependent on complex systems and technologies. E-commerce express delivery relies on logistics networks, information technology, and transportation tools, while MTR relies on tracks, signal systems, and trains. Problems in any link may lead to failure or safety hazards of the entire system.

Secondly, the quality of personnel and management level are crucial to the safety and efficiency of both. In e-commerce express delivery, the professionalism and responsibility of couriers directly affect the timely delivery and intactness of packages; similarly, whether the MTR staff operates in a standardized manner and whether the maintenance team is responsible is related to the safety of passengers' lives.

Furthermore, safety awareness and regulatory measures are indispensable in both areas. E-commerce express delivery companies need to strengthen their employees’ safety awareness and strictly abide by transportation and operation regulations; while for MTR, regulatory authorities should strengthen the implementation and supervision of its safety standards to ensure that all measures are implemented in place.

However, there are some obvious differences between the e-commerce express delivery industry and MTR. As the backbone of public transportation, MTR serves a wide range of people and is concentrated. Once a safety accident occurs, the impact is large. However, the service objects of e-commerce express delivery are relatively dispersed, and the impact of a single accident may be relatively small.

Despite this, the e-commerce express delivery industry can still learn lessons from the safety hazard incident of MTR. On the one hand, it is necessary to strengthen investment and maintenance of infrastructure. E-commerce express delivery needs to continuously optimize hardware conditions such as storage facilities and transportation vehicles to ensure that they remain in good condition during high-intensity operations. On the other hand, it is necessary to improve the level of intelligent management. Through technical means such as big data and the Internet of Things, real-time monitoring and early warning of the express delivery process can be achieved to promptly discover and solve potential problems.

In addition, we should also focus on establishing a sound emergency response mechanism. When faced with emergencies, we should be able to respond quickly to minimize losses and impacts. At the same time, we should strengthen cooperation and communication with relevant departments to jointly promote the formulation and implementation of industry safety standards and regulations.

In short, although the e-commerce express delivery industry is different from the field of Hong Kong MTR, they share common pursuits and challenges in terms of ensuring safety and improving service quality. Through mutual reference and learning, better development can be achieved.