Hong Kong residents line up to get tested for the coronavirus at a temporary testing centre on February 7. Failing to bolster GPs’ role in identifying high-risk patients and developing a pervasive self-testing community have resulted in the current strain on Hong Kong’s health care system. Photo: AP
Hong Kong residents line up to get tested for the coronavirus at a temporary testing centre on February 7. Failing to bolster GPs’ role in identifying high-risk patients and developing a pervasive self-testing community have resulted in the current strain on Hong Kong’s health care system. Photo: AP
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Letters | What Singapore can teach Hong Kong on tackling a Covid-19 surge

  • Readers write about why Hong Kong has more to worry about than the merits of ‘dynamic zero’, their quarantine experience in Shenzhen, disagreements over Covid-19 policy directions in Hong Kong, and the daily test requirement for hospital staff

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Updated: 11:30am, 15 Feb, 2022

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Hong Kong residents line up to get tested for the coronavirus at a temporary testing centre on February 7. Failing to bolster GPs’ role in identifying high-risk patients and developing a pervasive self-testing community have resulted in the current strain on Hong Kong’s health care system. Photo: AP
Hong Kong residents line up to get tested for the coronavirus at a temporary testing centre on February 7. Failing to bolster GPs’ role in identifying high-risk patients and developing a pervasive self-testing community have resulted in the current strain on Hong Kong’s health care system. Photo: AP
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