Coronavirus: Hong Kong imposes 14-day quarantine minimum for all arrivals from medium-risk countries as officials pull plug on Covid-19 antibodies scheme

Anyone flying into Hong Kong from countries in the medium-risk category will have to undergo at least 14 days of quarantine starting from Friday after the government scrapped a plan to shorten the period for those who test positive for Covid-19 antibodies.Chief Executive Carrie Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor on Tuesday announced the halt to the antibody programme, the second phase of which was set to take effect on Wednesday and would involve testing on arrival at the airport.Hong Kong tightens entry…

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