Omicron｜The Hong Kong Government announces that starting from 12.7, non-Hong Kong residents will not be allowed to enter Mexico as a Group A region

​The new variant of the new crown pneumonia virus Omicron is spreading rapidly in many places around the world, and imported cases with the Omicron variant virus strain have also been recorded in Hong Kong.

The Hong Kong government announced today (4th) that according to the latest development of the epidemic, it will designate Mexico as a designated area in Group A starting at midnight on December 7 (next Tuesday). Non-Hong Kong residents who have stayed there within 21 days will not be allowed Upon entry, Hong Kong residents must have completed vaccination and hold an approved vaccination record before boarding the plane back to Hong Kong, and undergo a 21-day compulsory quarantine at the designated quarantine hotel upon arrival in Hong Kong.

The government announced earlier that in order to prevent problems, it would designate the areas where Omicron cases were found as Group A designated areas.

(Screenshot of the government website on December 4)

The government announced earlier that in order to prevent problems, it would designate the areas where Omicron cases were found as Group A designated areas.

In response to Mexico’s confirmation of the Omicron case, the government will designate Mexico as a designated area of ​​Group A, which will take effect at midnight on December 7.

Non-Hong Kong residents who have stayed there within 21 days are not allowed to enter the country.

Hong Kong residents must have completed the vaccination and have an approved vaccination record before boarding the flight back to Hong Kong, and undergo a 21-day compulsory quarantine at the designated quarantine hotel after arriving in Hong Kong, during which they undergo six tests, and must be on the 26th day of arrival in Hong Kong Go to the community testing center to accept mandatory testing.

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The government will gazette update the relevant specifications under the Prevention and Control of Diseases (Regulation of Cross-Border Transport and Arrivals) Regulations (Chapter 599H) to implement the above measures.

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