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Mainland Chinese expert Liang Wannian says such an arrangement would involve tight restrictions on the movement of personnel and residents of care homes.

Petersburg City Public Schools wanted to incorporate more to the Gifted Program. So the School Board heard how Gifted Program is modified.

Government adviser Professor Yuen Kwok-yung says it is ‘morally wrong’ for private facilities to turn away coronavirus-positive patients, adding to the burden of overwhelmed public hospitals.

According to a source familiar with the situation, exceptions will be made for buying food, and for those providing essential services.

Readers discuss the need for home vaccination, how to make universal testing safer, the attitudes of civil servants amid the fifth wave, and why children with Covid-19 shouldn’t be separated from their parents.

Residents rush to stock up on supplies despite government’s reassurance there is enough rice for entire population for 15 days.

‘From the perspective of public health, how to make the best use of universal testing, we must reduce the flow of people to a certain extent,’ says health minister Sophia Chan.

Financial Secretary Paul Chan acknowledged the impact of the Omicron wave but expected a swift recovery in the rest of the year. With a zero-Covid policy in place, can Hong Kong really reopen to the mainland and the rest of the world in a matter of months?

Boris Johnson set out the strategy for ‘living with Covid’ earlier this week.

Vaccine pass to start from Thursday, only residents who have taken one jab of Covid-19 vaccine or those with medical exemptions are allowed to enter specified venues.