Coronavirus: two new infections end Hong Kong’s five-day streak of no cases amid warning that local contagion threat remains

Hong Kong’s five-day streak of zero coronavirus infections ended on Friday, as two arrivals from Pakistan tested positive, leading health experts to warn more imported cases were expected and local contagion remained a threat.As its infected total increased to 1,039, officials said Hong Kong must wait at least two more weeks without recording any new local cases before declaring the community spread under control.Neither of Friday’s new cases showed any symptoms and both were transferred to…

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