Coronavirus: Hong Kong eases stance on quarantine-free travel to mainland China with a more targeted approach

Hong Kong authorities have adopted mainland China’s definition of Covid-19 risk levels for a travel scheme that exempts returning residents from quarantine, after a speedy reversal on such arrangements caused confusion at the weekend.Questions were raised over the transparency and consistency of the risk-level classifications used for the government’s “Return2HK” scheme, which exempts Hongkongers from compulsory 14-day quarantine when returning from the mainland.Under the new policy, the scheme…

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