HONG KONG -- Unvaccinated Hong Kong residents will be barred from entering restaurants and other venues next month, the territory's government said on Friday, as the city braces itself for a possible fifth wave of the coronavirus.
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Hong Kong residents will be required to have at least one COVID-19 vaccine shot to enter restaurants and other venues from the Lunar New Year on Feb. 1 © Reuters
HONG KONG -- Unvaccinated Hong Kong residents will be barred from entering restaurants and other venues next month, the territory's government said on Friday, as the city braces itself for a possible fifth wave of the coronavirus.