HONG KONG (AFP): Anyone arriving in Hong Kong from mainland China from Saturday (Feb 8) will face a mandatory two-week quarantine, the city's leader announced Wednesday (Feb 5), a measure aimed at reducing the spread of the coronavirus.
Chief Executive Carrie Lam gave no details on how the measure would be implemented but said updates would be released in the coming days.
"The measure is harsh. But I believe after we say all arrivals have to be quarantined for 14 days from Feb 8, the number of arrivals will reduce," Lam said. - AFP
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