Saturday, December 24, 2022, 1:55 PM
The leader of Hong Kong said that China has agreed to reopen its border with the mainland. This was largely due to pandemic restrictions. He aims for a start in mid-January.
After returning from a trip, Chief Executive John Lee said to reporters at Hong Kong airport, that the two sides would work out a plan for reopening borders in a gradual, orderly manner.
The advertisement was in the form China eases its ‘zero Covid’ policyWho imposed entry restrictions and closed off the infected areas where the disease is prevalent.
Hong Kong is a semiautonomous Chinese territory, bordering Guangdong Province, southeastern China.
To cross between countries, immigrants must be completed. Many land and water entry points have been closed due to the pandemic.
Mr. Lee made it a priority for the city to reopen its borders in order to boost its ailing economy.
This was just one of the many issues on his agenda when he traveled to Beijing this week to present an annual report for the central government. It was his first since July 1.
He didn’t give any details about the border’s reopening, nor whether it would include the end of the five-day-old hotel quarantine for those entering mainland China.
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