Coronavirus: Hong Kong ‘very likely’ to tighten quarantine rules, government adviser reveals, after helper completes isolation period and is later found to be infected

Hong Kong is “very likely” to tighten quarantine measures as health experts will discuss the issue on Monday, a government pandemic adviser revealed after a woman who completed her seven-day isolation period was later found to be carrying a more infectious coronavirus variant.The 38-year-old domestic helper, who works in Stanley and carried the L452R mutant strain, was one of two new imported cases confirmed on Saturday.Both patients, who arrived separately from the United States, were fully…

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