Quarantine card game created by Hong Kong teen brothers is helping isolated hotel guests connect and feel less lonely

Hong Kong’s dreaded three-week coronavirus quarantine – the world’s longest – can take a toll on mental health, and a sense of isolation and loneliness are its hallmarks. Now two teenage brothers in Hong Kong have devised a game to help strengthen connections and encourage meaningful conversations between hotel guests in quarantine – and outside.Mexico-born Gabriel Wigisser, 16, and Alex Wigisser, 14, came up with the idea during a family dinner. Their 30-year-old cousin’s wife, Gloriana, had…

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