Hong Kong third wave: Macau tightens entry requirements for arrivals from city as coronavirus cases surge

With Hong Kong’s third wave of Covid-19 infections showing no sign of easing, Macau has followed Guangdong’s lead in placing tighter entry requirements on arrivals from the city, who, starting on Friday, will have to produce a negative Covid-19 test report issued within the last 24 hours.Macau announced on Thursday that the new measure would come into force at 6am on Friday, replacing a previous rule that allowed visitors to present a valid negative report issued in the last 72 hours. The…

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