Coronavirus: Hong Kong goes ahead with quarantine requirements for aircrew over aviation industry’s objections

Hong Kong is pressing ahead with a stringent 14-day quarantine requirement for aircrew members, but airlines have a two-week grace period before the new measure is enforced.The new rules take effect on February 20, although the government said flight crew stopping in Anchorage, a major cargo transit point for Cathay Pacific, would be exempt.In a statement on Friday night, officials also said sea crew must have a negative coronavirus test before travelling to the city, and would be required to…

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