Coronavirus: no public transport shutdown for mass testing, but movement could be ‘limited’, with 1 member per household allowed out for essentials

Public transport in Hong Kong will not shut down during a coming mass Covid-19 screening, according to a minister, with sources revealing there have been no “hard and fast” rules from Beijing on how and when the exercise, including a potential lockdown, should be carried out.Secretary for Transport and Housing Frank Chan Fan also said on Monday that the government would consider allowing one person from each family to go out at a designated time to buy daily necessities during the universal…

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