Hong Kong people are stranded in Haikou on business due to the outbreak of the epidemic in Hainan: the only activity is take-out

The mainland has implemented strict prevention and control. Hainan Island has increased nearly 5,000 confirmed cases since August 1st (12th), most of which are from Sanya City, and many cities in the province have been "closed".

A Hong Konger who was trapped in Haikou City for business told "Hong Kong 01" that it has been the fifth day since he was confined in a hotel on Monday (8th), and he cannot go out every day. He also said that since there is no means of transportation to enter or leave the sea, many mainland provinces and cities have sent chartered planes to pick up their residents, but Hong Kong has not made any arrangements. There are few support measures for Hong Kong people, and the information received is even more chaotic. Hesitant.

Miss Lei said that you can only leave the hotel when you have a nucleic acid test.

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Haikou implements static management of car-free driving and citizens are confined at home

Miss Lei, a Hong Konger, said that due to work needs, she arrived in Sanya with two colleagues on the 1st of this month. At that time, she knew that there was a confirmed case in the city, so she left Sanya the next day and went to Haikou to continue the work. Work.

The epidemic in Sanya City is imminent, and it will spread to nearby cities. She said that Haikou City also implemented static management on Monday. All citizens are not allowed to go out, and there is no means of transportation on the market. ."

She said that due to the local epidemic, all work in Hainan has been cancelled, and she does not know when Haikou needs to be closed. Going to the end of August, I don’t know when I will go.”

▼On July 25, those returning to Hong Kong at the airport are waiting to take a special bus to the quarantine hotel▼

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I tried to seek help from the Immigration Department and the Guangdong Office to no avail

Ms. Lei pointed out that she and her colleagues just wanted to leave the local area as soon as possible. She saw that many provinces and cities in the mainland have chartered flights to pick up residents, but the support of Hong Kong people is less, and the reception of information is relatively slow and chaotic.

She said that she had called the Immigration Department to inquire whether she could go back to Shenzhen for quarantine first and then to Hong Kong for quarantine. The department referred the case to the Guangdong Office of the Hong Kong Office and advised her to inquire with the Shenzhen authorities. I understand, "I'm so hesitant, and the Guangdong Office has called and asked us to apply to leave, but I don't know where to go without any traffic."

She formed a group online and learned that many Hong Kong people were stranded in Hainan Province, including Sanya and Haikou, and some Hong Kong people said they needed to return to Hong Kong to study. Fortunately, she and her colleagues had no medical needs. Supermarkets "restock".

She hopes that the Hong Kong government can apply for a helping hand to help leave the local area. "We are not afraid of isolation, but would rather go back to the house and isolate."

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