Coronavirus Hong Kong: launch of quarantine-free travel to mainland China ‘brought forward to early December’, but numbers tightly limited

Travellers from Hong Kong will be allowed to enter mainland China without having to undergo Covid-19 quarantine starting from the first week of December, earlier than expected, although the initial quota will be limited to only a few hundred per day.The first phase of the much-anticipated border reopening revealed by sources on Thursday is the result of weeks of negotiations between the two sides, and is likely to coincide with China’s Olympic medallists visiting the city.Two official sources…

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