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The Hong Kong government has argued that the newly introduced health code system is a necessary defence as the city reduces the number of quarantine days for incoming international travellers. Travellers will receive an amber code for seven days and be required to stay in hotels for the first three days after arrival. During the next four days of medical surveillance, they are free to go to work or shop at markets, but the amber code would ban them from high-risk places such as restaurants and party rooms. China’s Guangdong province rules out special health code for unvaccinated However, justifications...
