Customs clearance in the Mainland｜Tan Yaozong hopes to achieve success before the Chinese New Year, if the number of quarantine days is reduced, reverse isolation may not be necessary

The Mainland launched the "New Ten Measures" yesterday to relax epidemic prevention and control measures, including allowing asymptomatic and mild patients to be isolated at home, no longer implementing universal nucleic acid testing, and prohibiting temporary lockdowns.

It is reported that the Hong Kong government has decided to shorten the number of quarantine days for confirmed cases and close contacts from the current 7 days to 5 days.

Tan Yaozong, member of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress, said this morning (8th) that he believes that the arrangements for exchanges between Hong Kong and the mainland can be further loosened. He hopes that the Hong Kong government can refer to the practices of the mainland and relax the current epidemic prevention policy as much as possible.

Tan Yaozong, member of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress, was interviewed by the media this morning (8th), expressing his belief that the arrangements for exchanges between Hong Kong and the Mainland can be further loosened.

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Urge Hong Kong government to relax epidemic prevention and refer to mainland practices

Tam Yaozong hopes that Hong Kong can do a good job in epidemic prevention, so that the two places can successfully pass customs in the new year and allow citizens to visit relatives: "It is unlikely that all of them will be released at once. One is that the isolation period may be shortened, or the requirements for epidemic prevention, some aspects De-emphasizing, or increasing the number of customs clearance, these will also bring a great boost." He also mentioned the "reverse quarantine" arrangement, saying that there are still technical problems that cannot be solved. If the mainland shortens the number of quarantine days, it may not be necessary. "Reverse isolation".

The National People's Congress did not convene to discuss the interpretation of the law, and the next meeting on 12.27

Li Zhiying, the founder of Next Media, was accused of violating the "Hong Kong National Security Law", and the case will be brought up next Tuesday (13th).

The Hong Kong government earlier proposed an interpretation of the provisions of the "National Security Law". When asked whether the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress would interpret the law before next Tuesday, Tam Yiu-chung revealed that he had not heard of any special meeting. The next meeting is expected to be held on the 27th of this month, but No official announcement has been made.

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