Coronavirus: relaxation of social-distancing measures draws lukewarm response from Hong Kong’s business sector

The much-awaited relaxation of coronavirus curbs on social gatherings and venues has drawn a lukewarm response from Hong Kong’s business sector, with members of some trades complaining they have already missed their peak season and others expressing unhappiness at being left out.The easing of restrictions on gatherings, announced on Tuesday by the government, will allow Hongkongers to go out and about in groups of up to eight, replacing the current limit of four.Bars, gyms, cinemas, beauty…

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