Coronavirus: what is Hong Kong’s dynamic zero-infection strategy and should city consider ‘mainland-style lockdowns’?

Hong Kong’s adoption of the dynamic zero-infection strategy has drawn heated debate as the city struggles to contain a fifth wave of coronavirus infections.However, Hong Kong has yet to carry out massive containment measures such as a citywide lockdown, universal screening or large-scale quarantine, unlike other mainland Chinese cities.The Post compares the containment approaches taken by some mainland cities and Hong Kong.Hong Kong’s fifth wave ‘could peak at 28,000 Covid cases a day by end of…

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