Coronavirus: Hong Kong ‘weighing tighter controls on travellers from United States’; city confirms 2 imported cases

Hong Kong is considering tightening coronavirus measures for travellers from the United States, as authorities prepare to unveil a broader overhaul of risk rankings for foreign countries, according to industry sources.One of the options being considered involved arrivals from the US again having to quarantine in designated hotels for 21 days – as opposed to the 14 currently required of vaccinated travellers – said sources close to the government who were briefed on the imminent changes.However,…

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