People holding empty baskets on the escalator at Japanese discount chain Don Don Donki’s new store in Causeway Bay despite a third wave of COVID-19 outbreak in the city. Photo: Nora Tam People holding empty baskets on the escalator at Japanese discount chain Don Don Donki’s new store in Causeway Bay despite a third wave of COVID-19 outbreak in the city. Photo: Nora Tam
People holding empty baskets on the escalator at Japanese discount chain Don Don Donki’s new store in Causeway Bay despite a third wave of COVID-19 outbreak in the city. Photo: Nora Tam
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A community-wide effort is needed to stop fresh outbreak

  • A shared responsibility is crucial if Hong Kong is to emerge healthier and more prosperous as third wave of infections hit city

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Updated: 3:20pm, 14 Jul, 2020

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People holding empty baskets on the escalator at Japanese discount chain Don Don Donki’s new store in Causeway Bay despite a third wave of COVID-19 outbreak in the city. Photo: Nora Tam People holding empty baskets on the escalator at Japanese discount chain Don Don Donki’s new store in Causeway Bay despite a third wave of COVID-19 outbreak in the city. Photo: Nora Tam
People holding empty baskets on the escalator at Japanese discount chain Don Don Donki’s new store in Causeway Bay despite a third wave of COVID-19 outbreak in the city. Photo: Nora Tam
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