Hong Kong shortens Covid-19 isolation, eases testing for travellers
The existing social-distancing measures and mask mandate in public places will remain in place until Dec 28.
The existing social-distancing measures and mask mandate in public places will remain in place until Dec 28.
The exhibition has attracted 179 photographers from 18 countries, with 1,175 images submitted.
The increase comes even as the government mulls adjusting the indoor mask mandate.
The internet link of the circular was widely shared on social media and triggered a surge in search volume for air tickets on various travel booking websites.
Given sentiments, authorities across the country have warned of tight supplies and price gouging from retailers in recent days.
The new guidelines will also apply to people who travel to other regions of China.
The new rules will unlikely be applied to all buildings and facilities, so wearing a mask inside would remain in place for high-risk environments.
The new rules allow gyms and bars to reopen, restaurants to resume dining-in, and people no longer need to show proof of negative Covid-19 tests in even more venues.
School closures followed the declaration of a state of emergency in the spring of 2020 and class suspensions followed.
The changes cover nucleic acid testing, travel, buying medication and the treatment of COVID patients.