Coronavirus: Hong Kong’s fifth wave peaked in early March, city leader confirms, says 3,000 medical staff needed to fully run 2 treatment centres

Hong Kong’s fifth Covid-19 wave peaked in early March, the city’s leader officially confirmed on Wednesday while urging the public to remain vigilant, and estimating that about 3,000 medical personnel would be needed to fully operate two major coronavirus treatment centres.Chief Executive Carrie Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor raised the need for more manpower as she welcomed about 300 mainland Chinese medical workers into the city to provide support, the second group to arrive since the first batch of 75…

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