HONG KONG (REUTERS) - Expatriates in Hong Kong are buying up masks to send to family and friends back home as supplies return to shops in the Asian financial hub and the coronavirus spreads around the world.. Read more at straitstimes.com.
HONG KONG - Expatriates in Hong Kong are buying up masks to send to family and friends back home as supplies return to shops in the Asian financial hub and the coronavirus spreads around the world.
"Because there are no masks, they tell me the news as if the end of the world is coming." Lopez said she bought 200 masks to send to Spain and France, where prices were up to 15 times higher. Hong Kong suffered its own mask shortages in the early stages of the coronavirus epidemic, which began in central China late last year.
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