The Hong Kong International Airport is temporarily suspending incoming commercial flights from 150 countries, including the U.S., from Sunday to Feb. 15, according to a notice posted on its ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong bans transit flights from over 150 countries
Hong Kong International Airport says it will ban passengers from over 150 countries and territories from transiting in the city for a month, as it seeks to stem the transmission of the highly contagio ... ( read original story ...)
Frustration over COVID-19 restrictions in increasingly isolated Hong Kong
Hong Kong is following mainland China's zero-tolerance approach to control COVID-19, rankling many residents of the international financial hub as much of the world shifts towards living with the ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong has no ‘timeline’ for opening international border, official says
Hong Kong has “no definitive timeline” for lifting restrictions on international borders this year, a top official has said, despite the heavy toll the city’s zero-Covid policy has taken on its role ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong suspends transit flights from most of the world due to COVID-19
Hong Kong will suspend for a month transit flights from around 150 countries and territories considered high risk because of the coronavirus, deepening the global financial hub's isolation. The move ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong police switch to goose-stepping ‘to show patriotism’
Hong Kong's entire police force will switch from colonial-era British marching drills to the goose-stepping style seen on the Chinese mainland, the city's force said Friday, citing the need to show ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong to extend Covid-19 curbs for Chinese New Year: Local media
The govt is trying to contain an Omicron outbreak that has reached some 60 cases locally. . Read more at straitstimes.com. ( read original story ...)
Who’s next? Hong Kong media fearful after arrests, shutdowns
When Hong Kong's national security police knocked on his door before dawn last month, journalist Ronson Chan was unsurprised but still found himself shaking. ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong Quarantine Chaos; South Korea Eases Rule: Virus Update
Hong Kong, one of Asia’s wealthiest cities, is struggling to house, feed and process some 3,000 people it has forcibly isolated as tales of chaos poured out of a makeshift quarantine camp, including ... ( read original story ...)
Chaos at Hong Kong Quarantine Camp Leaves Some Detainees Trapped
These are among the tales of chaos pouring out of a makeshift quarantine camp in Hong Kong, as one of Asia’s wealthiest cities struggles to house, feed and process some 3,000 people it has forcibly ... ( read original story ...)
Omicron: Hong Kong officials bolster Covid-19 screening operations in high-risk district swamped by demand for tests
Scramble follows series of compulsory testing orders relating to infections linked to Omicron-carrying Cathay aircrew member. ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong’s own ‘partygate’ exposes territory tensions
When Hong Kong’s new “patriots only” legislature convened for its inaugural session on Wednesday, many of the chamber’s 90 seats were embarrassingly vacant. Twenty lawmakers could only log in from ... ( read original story ...)
First person convicted under Hong Kong’s national security law drops appeal
The first person convicted under Hong Kong's national security law and jailed for nine years last July has dropped his decision to appeal, his lawyer said on Thursday. ( read original story ...)
China’s R&F Properties Hong Kong arm put in ‘selective’ default by S&P
Chinese developer Guangzhou R&F Properties, which has a number of super-sized projects in global cities such as London, saw its Hong Kong offshoot declared in "selective default" on Thursday after it ... ( read original story ...)