The recent downturn in infections and the relaxation of health restrictions might have given the wrong impression that Hong Kong life is largely back to normal. Photo: May Tse The recent downturn in infections and the relaxation of health restrictions might have given the wrong impression that Hong Kong life is largely back to normal. Photo: May Tse
The recent downturn in infections and the relaxation of health restrictions might have given the wrong impression that Hong Kong life is largely back to normal. Photo: May Tse
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Rush to normality in Hong Kong may prove costly

  • There are still undetected Covid-19 transmission chains in society, and any steps to ease restrictions must be carefully weighed against economic loss and health risks

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Updated: 2:03am, 7 Apr, 2021

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The recent downturn in infections and the relaxation of health restrictions might have given the wrong impression that Hong Kong life is largely back to normal. Photo: May Tse The recent downturn in infections and the relaxation of health restrictions might have given the wrong impression that Hong Kong life is largely back to normal. Photo: May Tse
The recent downturn in infections and the relaxation of health restrictions might have given the wrong impression that Hong Kong life is largely back to normal. Photo: May Tse
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