The government’s “Leave Home Safe” app, to help find people in the event of possible exposure to infection, has upset Hong Kong restaurant operators. Photo: Sam Tsang The government’s “Leave Home Safe” app, to help find people in the event of possible exposure to infection, has upset Hong Kong restaurant operators. Photo: Sam Tsang
The government’s “Leave Home Safe” app, to help find people in the event of possible exposure to infection, has upset Hong Kong restaurant operators. Photo: Sam Tsang
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Hong Kong restaurants hungry for coronavirus backup

  • With many diners preferring to give their contact details rather than use the official app, restaurateurs are complaining about the added responsibility on their shoulders

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Updated: 3:18am, 25 Feb, 2021

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The government’s “Leave Home Safe” app, to help find people in the event of possible exposure to infection, has upset Hong Kong restaurant operators. Photo: Sam Tsang The government’s “Leave Home Safe” app, to help find people in the event of possible exposure to infection, has upset Hong Kong restaurant operators. Photo: Sam Tsang
The government’s “Leave Home Safe” app, to help find people in the event of possible exposure to infection, has upset Hong Kong restaurant operators. Photo: Sam Tsang
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