Macau's "zero confirmed" cable was disconnected again, and two more imported cases of new coronary pneumonia were recorded in the local area yesterday (24th), involving two Nepalese security guards working in an isolated hotel.
The Hong Kong Government announced this afternoon (25th) that the "Easy-Return" or "Easy-to-Hong Kong" arrangements for people entering Hong Kong from Macau will be suspended from 10 pm. Passengers arriving in Hong Kong from the local area must be quarantined at home for 7 to 14 days.
This morning Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge has Hong Kong people rushing home from Macau. According to the website of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge Shuttle Bus, there are currently 6 buses returning from Macau to Hong Kong every day. There are only three remaining "last trains", and the last train is at 8:10 pm.
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The government announced at 3 pm that in response to the latest situation of the Macau epidemic, from 10 pm tonight, all people entering Hong Kong from Macau will temporarily not be exempted after entering Hong Kong through the "Easy Return to Hong Kong" program or the "Easy Entry to Hong Kong" program. Compulsory quarantine arrangements.
According to the relevant arrangements, people who have stayed in Macau on the day of arrival or 14 days before will not be exempted from compulsory quarantine upon arrival. If the relevant person who has arrived in Hong Kong has been vaccinated, they must undergo compulsory home quarantine for 7 days. They have not yet received the injection, the number of quarantine days must be doubled to 14 days, and they must be tested at the designated time according to the established requirements.
A government spokesperson emphasized that the relevant arrangements will take effect at 10 pm tonight. Even if people who have already booked places to enter Hong Kong through the "Easy-Return to Hong Kong" or "Easy-to-Hong Kong" schemes, they will not be exempted from compulsory quarantine. The authorities will inform the affected persons. Send a text message to inform them of the latest arrangements.
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