Hong Kong restrictions tighten with COVID surge

Hong Kong reported a record number of 625 COVID-19 cases on Tuesday, prompting the strictest social-distancing rules in the territory since the pandemic began.
Among the limitations are restrictions on private gatherings and places of worship, as well as the use of "vaccine passes" to enter shopping malls and wet markets.
Authorities are maintaining a zero-COVID-19 approach, despite the rise of infections and growing pressure on hospitals.
Al Jazeera's Britt Clennett reports from Hong Kong.


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Chinese People won’t agree, but just last month 2561 factories moved from China to India. In another 3-5 years, India will be next manufacturing hub of the world!

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A report showed than during galwan clash, 40 Chinese soldiers died, many of whom drowned in a river. Chinese can’t even swim, but they want to be superpower

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Quality of Life Index :
#60 - India
#67 - China

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still some employer are gathering inside the their house, like my employer, so how can u control the omicron if some people or employer are not following the rules.u must also warn those guards who are letting visitors in one house or they must check every flat to make it sure that no body gathering in one house.