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By , and Published January 2, 2021 Middle-aged women twirling with their younger, male dance instructors to escape the clutches of boredom has become the defining image of Hong Kong’s fourth wave of coronavirus infections, after the city recorded more than 700 Covid-19 cases linked to dancing and singing venues. The explosion of cases threw a spotlight on the niche social scene that many in the city knew little about before the outbreak. Authorities warned of a “super-spreading” event centred on dance clubs across the city after the number of Covid-19 cases tied to such venues continued to grow. The cluster has ballooned to 732 people – the largest in Hong Kong since the start of the pandemic – quickly eclipsing an outbreak linked to bars and musical performances in March that involved 103 people. ....
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news You are using an older browser version. Please use a supported version for the best MSN experience. Hong Kong fourth wave: hotel quarantine for overseas arrivals extended to 21 days from current 14 amid fears of new variants, as city records 71 Covid-19 cases Hongkongers should avoid large social gatherings, health officials say. Photo: SOPA Images via ZUMA Wire/dpa All overseas arrivals into Hong Kong will have to quarantine in designated hotels for 21 days, starting from Friday - up from the current 14 days - as city authorities further tightened control measures in their bid to contain the fourth wave of coronavirus infections. ....
Hong Kong: 109 COVID-19 cases recorded (To watch the full press briefing with sign language interpretation, click here.) The Centre for Health Protection today said it is investigating 109 additional COVID-19 cases, including two recorded at King Tsui Court in Chai Wan. The centre’s Communicable Disease Branch Head Dr Chuang Shuk-kwan told at a press briefing this afternoon that there are 102 local cases, of which 42 have an unknown source of infection. She said the two King Tsui Court cases live in different units. “I would not consider the situation in King Tsui Court as an outbreak, but there are indeed more than six units affected. ....