A Tsim Sha Tsui restaurant in Hong Kong, last September 11. A “vaccine bubble” would limit Hongkongers’ basic freedom to move about and participate in daily life. Photo: Bloomberg
Opinion
Opinion
The danger of Hong Kong’s divisive ‘vaccination bubble’ – more inequality
- A domestic vaccine passport might encourage vaccination but it would also unfairly exclude many groups, including those who are simply not eligible
- A better approach would be to create benefits for those who have been vaccinated, without penalising people who are not
A Tsim Sha Tsui restaurant in Hong Kong, last September 11. A “vaccine bubble” would limit Hongkongers’ basic freedom to move about and participate in daily life. Photo: Bloomberg
