A total quota of 50,000 travellers a day for four land border checkpoints was raised to 65,000 for four days. Photo: K. Y. Cheng
Hong Kong aims to scrap or ease Covid-19 testing rule for cross-border travellers, end quota system after Lunar New Year, city’s No 2 official says
- City government in talks with mainland authorities on further relaxation, such as replacing PCR test with RAT, or scrapping requirement altogether
- Immigration figures show more than 400,000 Hong Kong residents left city; only about 86,000 mainland, Macau, Taiwan and overseas arrivals in Lunar New Year run-up
A total quota of 50,000 travellers a day for four land border checkpoints was raised to 65,000 for four days. Photo: K. Y. Cheng