Hong Kong's status undermined by Covid curbs, leader says

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HONG KONG, June 10 — Hong Kong's status as an international hub has been 'undermined' by strict coronavirus border controls, outgoing leader Carrie Lam admitted Friday, just...

HONG KONG, June 10 — Hong Kong's status as an international hub has been"undermined" by strict coronavirus border controls, outgoing leader Carrie Lam admitted Friday, just a day after saying she would not further lift restrictions before departing.

"The border control measures have really made people very impatient, and of course, have undermined Hong Kong's status as a hub," Lam said in an interview with CNBC.Lam is due to step down on June 30 after a five-year term that saw huge democracy protests and Covid-19 outbreaks that left more than 9,000 people dead.

"Once we could bring down the hotel quarantine period or, as some have suggested, replace it with home quarantine measures, I'm sure we will be seeing a lot of people coming to Hong Kong," she told CNBC.

 

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