Hong Kong university students told to quit dormitories as surging Covid-19 cases prompt new measures to keep campuses safe

Hong Kong university students were caught by surprise when at least five institutions told dormitory residents to return home, or would ask them to do so, as a precaution amid a surge in the number of local coronavirus cases.Chinese University (CUHK) told occupants of its student residences to leave by Sunday, while Polytechnic University (PolyU), Baptist University and City University (CityU) said they also had plans to “encourage” residents to leave.A spokesman for Education University (EdU)…

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