HONG KONG -- A costly plate of sushi is a small price to pay to keep Hong Kong free of COVID-19, according to some city politicians who are demanding tighter restrictions on air cargo arrivals in the midst of a virus outbreak.
That was the message Wednesday as Hong Kong's newly elected legislature met for the first time with lawmakers piling on Cathay Pacific after a surge in cases of the highly transmissible omicron variant was traced to several of the airline's crew members.
