People wearing face shields and masks commute on the MTR on March 10. Universal testing and a partial lockdown may well suppress the fifth wave to a large extent, but how often can we go through the same exercise without being drained by fatigue and frustration? Photo: AFP
People wearing face shields and masks commute on the MTR on March 10. Universal testing and a partial lockdown may well suppress the fifth wave to a large extent, but how often can we go through the same exercise without being drained by fatigue and frustration? Photo: AFP
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Letters | Hong Kong needs long-term thinking to end pandemic and lift morale

  • Readers discuss the shortcomings of a haphazard approach to a dynamic situation, and the importance of clear communication with the public at a time of crisis

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Updated: 2:30pm, 11 Mar, 2022

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People wearing face shields and masks commute on the MTR on March 10. Universal testing and a partial lockdown may well suppress the fifth wave to a large extent, but how often can we go through the same exercise without being drained by fatigue and frustration? Photo: AFP
People wearing face shields and masks commute on the MTR on March 10. Universal testing and a partial lockdown may well suppress the fifth wave to a large extent, but how often can we go through the same exercise without being drained by fatigue and frustration? Photo: AFP
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