Diners at London Restaurant in Mong Kok. The government said unvaccinated people will be banned from entering restaurants, government leisure venues and schools starting on February 24. Photo: Sam Tsang
Diners at London Restaurant in Mong Kok. The government said unvaccinated people will be banned from entering restaurants, government leisure venues and schools starting on February 24. Photo: Sam Tsang
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Bigger Hong Kong vaccine bubble to make life harder for those who refuse jabs

  • People have had long enough to get inoculated against Covid-19 and from February 24 they will be banned from entering city restaurants, government leisure venues and schools

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Updated: 7:30am, 5 Jan, 2022

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Diners at London Restaurant in Mong Kok. The government said unvaccinated people will be banned from entering restaurants, government leisure venues and schools starting on February 24. Photo: Sam Tsang
Diners at London Restaurant in Mong Kok. The government said unvaccinated people will be banned from entering restaurants, government leisure venues and schools starting on February 24. Photo: Sam Tsang
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