Residents of Cheung Bor House at the Choi Wan Estate in Wong Tai Sin undergo mandatory tests as part of a government lockdown on January 26. One security guard and two residents tested positive for Covid-19. Photo: Edmond So
Residents of Cheung Bor House at the Choi Wan Estate in Wong Tai Sin undergo mandatory tests as part of a government lockdown on January 26. One security guard and two residents tested positive for Covid-19. Photo: Edmond So
Alice Wu
Opinion

Opinion

Alice Wu

It’s hard to celebrate Lunar New Year from the fires of ‘zero Covid’ purgatory

  • Hong Kong has been forced to watch much of the world open up while it remains stuck between ‘zero Covid’ and living with the virus
  • It is difficult to feel festive while families are separated and people fear for their jobs and health as the government scrambles for a response

Residents of Cheung Bor House at the Choi Wan Estate in Wong Tai Sin undergo mandatory tests as part of a government lockdown on January 26. One security guard and two residents tested positive for Covid-19. Photo: Edmond So
Residents of Cheung Bor House at the Choi Wan Estate in Wong Tai Sin undergo mandatory tests as part of a government lockdown on January 26. One security guard and two residents tested positive for Covid-19. Photo: Edmond So
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