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Several travellers flying into Hong Kong on Tuesday said they felt fortunate to be among the first people set to undergo quarantine for only three days as part of the government’s “3+4” scheme. Authorities on Monday announced that it would slash the seven-day hotel isolation period to three from Friday, with inbound arrivals allowed to spend the remaining four days at home or in other accommodation with limited freedom of movement. Businessman James Luk, 47, who works for a firm with logistical operations in Thailand, said he felt “lucky” to be among the travellers qualifying for the scheme. “I have...
