Macau to allow home isolation for Covid-19 infections

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Infected patients would be able to stay at home and self-monitor for five days. Read more at straitstimes.com.

HONG KONG - Macau’s government will allow people infected with Covid-19 to isolate at home from Wednesday, a key step towards relaxing strict virus control measures in the world’s gambling hub for the first time in almost three years.

Macau, a Chinese special administrative region, has directly followed the mainland’s coronavirus strategy since 2020, given its huge reliance on Chinese visitors to fuel its gambling-dependent economy.Last week, Macau announced an easing of quarantine rules for overseas arrivals, to five days of hotel quarantine plus three days of home isolation, while ending the routine testing of visitors from China and no longer locking down entire buildings when a confirmed case is discovered.

Many people work and live on both sides of the border and commute daily. The former Portuguese colony, home to more than 600,000 people, has recorded just over 900 Covid-19 cases since 2020 and six deaths.

 

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