Still not open for business: A closed gate with a night view of the Hong Kong skyline behind it, seen at The Peak Galleria shopping mall on March 22. Photo: Nora Tam
Still not open for business: A closed gate with a night view of the Hong Kong skyline behind it, seen at The Peak Galleria shopping mall on March 22. Photo: Nora Tam
Mike Rowse
Opinion

Opinion

Mike Rowse

Hong Kong’s easing of pandemic control measures is welcome in principle, but offers few benefits in practice

  • The new rules seem like cause for celebration until you read the fine print: mass testing has been scrapped yet schools remain closed; the flight ban has been lifted but countries can be blacklisted later; and quarantine for arrivals has been reduced, but a positive test still results in further isolation

Still not open for business: A closed gate with a night view of the Hong Kong skyline behind it, seen at The Peak Galleria shopping mall on March 22. Photo: Nora Tam
Still not open for business: A closed gate with a night view of the Hong Kong skyline behind it, seen at The Peak Galleria shopping mall on March 22. Photo: Nora Tam
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