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Officials are “actively considering” cutting Hong Kong’s hotel quarantine period for arrivals to three or four days, the Post has learned, with authorities hoping at the same time to launch a mainland China-style two-colour health code barring infected patients and incoming travellers from public places. The “3+4” and “4+3” plans, under which travellers either undergo three days of hotel quarantine and four of home isolation or vice versa, were brought up at the discussion table after a “5+2” plan was first raised by health experts in past weeks. Government insiders, however, still could not give a precise date for implementation,...
