Under the city’s current “3+4” scheme, travellers are required to undergo hotel quarantine for three days and spend four days under home medical surveillance. Photo: Xiaomei Chen
Coronavirus: Hong Kong may announce this month end to dreaded hotel quarantine
- Source says government may soon reveal its ending the ‘3+4’ arrangement provided talks among bureaus go smoothly
- Government pandemic adviser David Hui also suggests scrapping pre-boarding PCR test requirement for inbound travellers
Under the city’s current “3+4” scheme, travellers are required to undergo hotel quarantine for three days and spend four days under home medical surveillance. Photo: Xiaomei Chen
Corrected [6:13pm, 18 Sep, 2022]
- [6:13pm, 18 Sep, 2022]
This article has been updated to correct the daily Covid-19 infection tally for Sunday – 7,322 Covid-19 cases were logged, not 7,190, bringing the city’s overall tally to 1,707,495.
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