A woman running past a banner of health advice at Tsim Sha Tsui’s tourist attraction, following the Covid-19 outbreak, in Hong Kong. Hong Kong started to implement a new measure on Friday (April 4) to temporarily close bars and other liquor-selling premises, as the total number of confirmed Covid-19 cases increased to 845. - Reuters
HONG KONG: Hong Kong started to implement a new measure on Friday (April 4) to temporarily close bars and other liquor-selling premises, as the total number of confirmed Covid-19 (coronavirus) cases increased to 845.
The new measure, taking effect for 14 days starting from 6pm local time on Friday, is applicable to bars, pubs and other premises exclusively or mainly used to sell liquors for on-site consumption.
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