Coronavirus: Hong Kong pledges to review quarantine measures for returnees from South Africa after envoy complains policy could be seen as discriminatory

Hong Kong officials have promised to review coronavirus-related quarantine arrangements for returnees from South Africa, after the country’s top diplomat in the city complained that making them stay in government camps rather than at home may be discriminatory. Rejecting claims of discrimination, the Hong Kong government said the arrangements were prudent and adopted for the sake of public health and that it had assessed risk factors such as infection trends and surveillance capability. But…

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