S’ils étaient venus par la voie légale, ils auraient dû subir une quarantaine à l’arrivée, non ?
Je pense que oui.
Et comme tu peux le lire, certains ont été transférés au CUHKMC peu de temps après.
Mais je doute que tous les Hongkongais se mettent à traverser le fleuve
Si la navette fonctionne ? ! c'est juste mon avis
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Hier Macao
Two more double-jabbed arrivals from Hong Kong, a 46-year-old Hong Kong man and a 41-year-old Hong Kong woman, have tested positive for Covid-19.
The man, a non-resident worker employed in Macao, arrived in the city
aboard a bus on Tuesday and tested positive yesterday, the Novel Coronavirus and Coordination Centre said.
The woman also
travelled by bus, arriving on Sunday, and weakly tested positive yesterday.
Both have been transferred to the Health Bureau’s Public Health Clinical Centre in Coloane for isolation treatment. As their cases have been classed as imported and asymptomatic, Macao’s novel coronavirus tally remains at 79, The Macau Post Daily reported.
Earlier this week a 51-year-old Hong Kong man who entered Macao last Friday tested positive for the novel coronavirus.
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Après bien sûr il y a toujours les aventuriers.
Mainland social media users highlight the irony of reverse people smuggling as Covid-19 cases soar in Hong Kong.
www.scmp.com
Two Hong Kong residents have been arrested in central Hunan province for illegally entering the mainland.
The pair took an illegal boat ride into Zhuhai in Hong Kong’s neighbouring Guangdong province, but were soon caught out by stringent pandemic control measures across the border.
After arriving in Zhuhai around 6am on Monday, they got into a prearranged car and drove northwards, arriving in the Hunan city of Chenzhou that afternoon, according to local police.
No boat services are currently offered between Zhuhai and Hong Kong, due to border closures as part of Covid-19 prevention measures.
After arriving in Chenzhou, the two drove to a hospital for a Covid-19 nucleic acid test, essential in the mainland for travelling across regions. They then checked into a hotel to await their results, after dining at a popular chain restaurant and buying cigarettes at a nearby store.
On Tuesday morning, as their test results came back positive, they were quickly rounded up by Chenzhou authorities and transferred to a designated hospital for quarantine and treatment. A police notice the following day said they had been arrested for illegal entry.
The local government has launched contact-tracing protocols and called on anyone who may have crossed paths with the pair to get tested.