Hong Kong lockdown: food supplied to residents stuck inside Covid-19 cordon slammed as inadequate

District councillors have slammed the food arrangements for a heavily populated Hong Kong neighbourhood locked down for Covid-19 testing, saying the government had overlooked the special needs of elderly residents.About 10,000 residents in an estimated 200 buildings in the heart of Yau Tsim Mong district were sealed off at 4am on Saturday for at least 48 hours as authorities carried out the emergency screening.The government said workers at temporary stations would supply each resident with a…

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