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Coronavirus Hong Kong: quarantine-free travel to mainland China could resume in second half of year, finance chief says - Vimarsana News

Coronavirus Hong Kong: quarantine-free travel to mainland China could resume in second half of year, finance chief says

Paul Chan says the city hopes ‘to put the pandemic under control in the coming two to three months’, laying the groundwork for restarting quarantine-free travel to mainland China

Source: scmp.com
Coronavirus Hong Kong: city leader Carrie Lam says daily cases have plateaued, but residents can't let guard down - Vimarsana News

Coronavirus Hong Kong: city leader Carrie Lam says daily cases have plateaued, but residents can't let guard down

Carrie Lam says daily cases have plateaued, but residents cannot let their guard down, as city prepares to close public beaches on Thursday to prevent social-distancing violations.

Source: scmp.com
ESF students told exams in Hong Kong to go ahead as planned, despite candidate fears of catching coronavirus - Vimarsana News

ESF students told exams in Hong Kong to go ahead as planned, despite candidate fears of catching coronavirus

A group of Island School students, part of the English Schools Foundation, have asked for a non-exam route for their International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme.

Source: scmp.com
Doctors' concerns about Covid-19 vaccine liability must be addressed - Vimarsana News

Doctors' concerns about Covid-19 vaccine liability must be addressed

Some doctors who had been vaccinated were reluctant to tell patients to get jabbed due to concerns about possible side effects, a 2021 study shows. Authorities must assure them that, within guidelines, it is safe to advise patients accordingly.

Source: scmp.com