A family’s attempt via the courts to end their experience in a government-run quarantine centre has ended in failure. Photo: Roy Issa A family’s attempt via the courts to end their experience in a government-run quarantine centre has ended in failure. Photo: Roy Issa
A family’s attempt via the courts to end their experience in a government-run quarantine centre has ended in failure. Photo: Roy Issa
Hong Kong /  Law and Crime

Coronavirus: Hong Kong High Court refuses to let family of South Africa returnees quarantine at home

  • Legal bid from Aberdeen household against decision confining them to a government facility fails
  • The family was ordered into 14 days of mandatory quarantine in Covid-19 policy that only applies to some countries

Topic |   Coronavirus pandemic: All stories
Jasmine Siu
Jasmine Siu

Updated: 3:03pm, 2 Jun, 2020

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A family’s attempt via the courts to end their experience in a government-run quarantine centre has ended in failure. Photo: Roy Issa A family’s attempt via the courts to end their experience in a government-run quarantine centre has ended in failure. Photo: Roy Issa
A family’s attempt via the courts to end their experience in a government-run quarantine centre has ended in failure. Photo: Roy Issa
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