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Two Hong Kong ministers have urged employers and schools to provide separate eating spaces for those undergoing home medical surveillance under eased quarantine rules, but a health expert has called for such “amber code” residents to be barred from all high-risk venues to lower Covid-19 transmission risks. A new health-code system, implemented alongside relaxed quarantine arrangements for arrivals that take effect on Friday, will use a red code on the government’s “Leave Home Safe” app to identify infected patients. Hong Kong is easing quarantine rules for arrivals: here’s what you need to know Uninfected people undergoing “home medical surveillance” from...
