Hong Kong’s social-distancing measures not political, says CEO
After the first new coronavirus case in 23 days, Carrie Lam denies that restricting gatherings is aimed at pro-democracy protesters
19 May 2020 - 11:39
Hong Kong — Hong Kong will extend social-distancing measures, despite objections from pro-democracy groups that a ban on large gatherings is being used to suppress protests.
Food and health secretary Sophia Chan confirmed in a briefing on Tuesday afternoon that the city will extend restrictions, including a ban on gatherings of more than eight people, for another two weeks until June 4...
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