Hong Kong to extend coronavirus-related restrictions by 14 days

HongKong to extend coronavirus-related restrictions by 14 days

Hong Kong's government will extend social restrictions aimed at tackling the coronavirus for another 14 days, the Chine-ruled city's leader Carrie Lam said on Tuesday.[HONG KONG] Hong Kong's government will extend social restrictions aimed at tackling the coronavirus for another 14 days, the Chine-ruled city's leader Carrie Lam said on Tuesday.

Hong Kong recorded zero new coronavirus cases on Monday for the first time since early March. The city has...

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