Anti-epidemic Hotline for Home Safety | Calls will be reduced from Thursday, and the operation will be changed to 7 p.m. and 11. The message function will be added to follow up the next day.

The Home Affairs Department announced today (29th) that due to the sharp drop in the number of calls, the "Stay Safe and Anti-epidemic" hotline (1833 019) will be changed from tomorrow (30th) from 24 hours a day to 7:00 a.m. Operates at 11pm.

The hotline will add a call recording function, allowing those who call outside the service hours to leave a message, and the hotline staff will follow up on the next morning.

The Home Affairs Department announced that the "Stay Safe and Anti-epidemic" service hotline will operate from 7:00 am to 11:00 pm daily.

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The Civic and Municipal Affairs Bureau said that since the hotline service was launched on February 8, the number of incoming calls once reached over 10,000 per day in mid-March.

With the improvement of the epidemic situation, the current number of incoming calls has remained at about 1,000 per day, and the average number of incoming calls after midnight is less than five per hour.

The telephone hotline will continue to provide support and assistance to those who are "staying safe and fighting the epidemic", and will refer cases to relevant departments for follow-up as necessary.

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