Cathay Pacific, HK govt under fire in LegCo over surge in Covid-19 cases


Cathay Pacific has come under fire for contributing to the current surge in Covid-19 cases. - Reuters

HONG KONG (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): Cathay Pacific has come under fire again, this time in the first Legislative Council (LegCo) meeting of the year on Wednesday (Jan 12) with some lawmakers criticising the government and the city's flagship carrier for contributing to the current surge in Covid-19 cases.

Two crew members had flouted self-isolation rules and this led to a number of clusters in the city. Those involved have been sacked.

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