The fifth wave of the epidemic is out of control. Earlier, the government announced that places of worship, shopping malls, department stores, supermarkets, markets or bazaars, and barber shops or hair salons will be included in the listed premises added to "Chapter 599F", and will be listed in 2 Effective on the 10th.
Chief Executive Carrie Lam also pointed out last Tuesday (8th) that everyone must use "safe travel" when entering the above-mentioned premises from February 24th. However, the relevant information has caused public confusion. Saturday (12th) Many shopping malls have posted notices asking citizens to "travel with peace of mind" before entering.
The Government finally updated the Anti-epidemic website today to clarify that there are currently no restrictions on operators or users under Cap 599F for the above-mentioned premises, and the applicable requirements will be announced in due course.
In other words, there is no need to use "Safe Travel" when entering and leaving the mall.
▼On February 12, the Xinhe Center in Mong Kok requires those who enter to scan and travel with peace of mind▼
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Earlier, the government included places of worship, shopping malls, department stores, supermarkets, markets or bazaars, and barber shops or hair salons as scheduled premises added to "Chapter 599F".
At the same time, the vaccine pass took effect on February 10 in D-type restaurants, causing misunderstandings by the public.
Many shopping malls, including the Sino Centre in Mong Kok, have recently asked citizens to scan "Safe Travel" before entering.
"Hong Kong 01" earlier inquired with the Information Department of the Government whether the use of "Safe Travel" has been implemented to enter the shopping mall, and later received a response that the implementation time of the regulation can refer to the press announcement on February 9.
The press announcement stated that "any person entering these premises in the future must use the "Safe Travel" mobile application and meet the relevant requirements of the "Vaccine Pass", and the measures to include shopping malls and other premises as listed premises will be implemented in February Effective on the 10th.
At present, the government has not yet stipulated that shopping malls, department stores, supermarkets, markets/bazaars, etc., require citizens to "travel with peace of mind" before entering.
(Screenshot of the Government's Anti-epidemic webpage)
Government: There are currently no restrictions on operators or users
However, the government has recently updated the "FAQs on the New Regulations on Reducing Gatherings" on the website of Tongxin Anti-epidemic. In the question on "What are the restrictions on shopping malls, department stores, supermarkets, and markets/markets?" Where restrictions are imposed on operators or users under Cap 599F, the applicable requirements will be republished in due course.
In other words, the government has not yet stipulated that shopping malls, department stores, supermarkets, markets/bazaars, etc., require citizens to "travel with peace of mind" before entering.
▼2.10 "Vaccine Pass" is the first to be implemented in Class D restaurants▼
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Vaccine Pass | Show the safety code and the needle card "dong dong" to the restaurant's mobile phone with two beeps for the Safe Meal Vaccine Pass | Hair salons will be closed. The business is dying and the market vendors are afraid that the number of people will drop by 30%. Vaccine passes | Barbershops will be closed tomorrow, the industry will be sighed, and the employees will stop and stop the vaccine passes.
The Vaccine Pass is now being implemented in D-category restaurants, Xue Yongheng pointed out that Xue Yongheng pointed out that travel with peace of mind helps to find 62 positive cases. : When the epidemic broke out, the premises provided records to track 35 restaurants for violating the mask order, and diners were charged with traveling without cleaning. The Huaxu shop was charged 383 times