Stress, anxiety, trauma: how Hong Kong Covid-19 travel curbs affect the mental health of expat families, for whom there are few upsides to isolation

An ambulance pulls up outside one of the austere blocks at Penny’s Bay, Hong Kong’s quarantine camp, where arrivals to the city and close contacts of Covid-19 cases are confined and monitored.Long-time Hong Kong resident Brooke Babington, still jet-lagged from a flight from the United States, peeks out of the window of the small room she is sharing with her daughter, Bayley. The 11-year-old is huddled on the bed and when she sees the ambulance’s flashing lights she begins sobbing, terrified of…

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