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Hong Kong residents returning home from Singapore or the UK may have quarantine requirements reduced if they are fully vaccinated. TTR Weekly reports that officials in Hong Kong are considering reducing quarantine for Singapore and UK arrivals who test positive for Covid-19 antibodies. Hong Kong currently has one of the longest mandatory quarantine requirements in the world, at 21 days. All arrivals are subject to the 21-day quarantine, which must be spent in a designated hotel, at their own expense. It’s understood the proposed reduction to 7 days would apply to Hong Kong residents, including those who hold work visas, […]

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