Published 2 years ago

Hong Kong reopens COVID-19 isolation facility as cases spike

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Hong Kong plans to reopen one of its largest COVID-19 isolation facilities. There are 6,445 new cases in Hong Kong, 1,898 of which are being treated in hospitals. 25 have serious cases of the virus while an additional 36 are in critical condition and 10 are in intensive care.

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South China Morning Post

Hong Kong logs over 6,400 Covid cases as number of youngsters getting jabs rises

City logs 6,445 coronavirus infections on Friday, 185 of which were imported, and eight more deaths.

2 years ago·Hong Kong

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The Hill

Hong Kong reopens COVID-19 isolation facility as cases spike

Hong Kong plans to reopen one of its largest COVID-19 isolation facilities amid climbing case numbers that stand at a four month-high. “We are very concerned,” said Hospital Authority Chief Manager…

2 years ago·Washington, United States

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The Epoch Times

Nearly 300 Hong Kong Children Diagnosed With Long COVID

Hong Kong is currently experiencing its fifth wave of a COVID-19 outbreak. About 150,000 children and young people aged 19 and below are infected with the disease, some of whom have developed severe symptoms. Furthermore, a study by Princess Margaret Hospital in Hong Kong found that nearly 300 children developed long COVID or post-COVID conditions. A young girl reportedly experienced temporary blindness and hair loss. Long COVID or post-COVID co…

2 years ago·New York, United States

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