Omicron｜From 12.9, three more regions are listed in Group A, including the Maldives and non-Hong Kong residents are prohibited from entering the country

Omicron, a new variant of the new crown pneumonia virus, is spreading rapidly around the world. The government announced earlier that it will tighten boarding and quarantine measures and will list the places where Omicron cases occur as designated areas in Group A.

The government announced today (6th) that since the Maldives, Senegal and Tunisia have confirmed the discovery of Omicron cases, the relevant areas will be listed as Group A designated areas, which will take effect at midnight on December 9th and those who have stayed there within 21 days Non-Hong Kong residents are not allowed to enter the country.

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The government stated that non-Hong Kong residents who have stayed there within 21 days are not allowed to enter the country, and Hong Kong residents must have completed vaccination and have an approved vaccination record before boarding the plane back to Hong Kong, and accept 21 at designated quarantine hotels upon arrival in Hong Kong. Compulsory quarantine every day, during which six tests will be conducted, and mandatory tests must be taken at a community testing center on the 26th day of arrival in Hong Kong.

In addition, the government announced yesterday that it will designate the Cook Islands and Luxembourg as Group A designated areas from December 8 on the basis of the information obtained. However, the government obtained further updated information from the relevant authorities today. The cases found in the Cook Islands and Luxembourg are not Omicron cases. Therefore, the government will maintain the designated Cook Islands and Luxembourg as Group B designated areas.

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