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Coronavirus Hong Kong: new housing estates, designated hotels to be used to isolate Covid-19 patients, Carrie Lam says; city facing 1,510 new cases
The city has also logged 5,400 preliminary-positive cases, with a medical source saying testing capacity is slowing down the process of confirmation
With the hospital system straining under the skyrocketing caseload, Chief Executive Carrie Lam says authorities will also designate clinics to handle outpatient treatment for those with milder symptoms
Some 3,000 flats at two new public housing estates and up to 10,000 hotel rooms will be used to isolate Covid-19 patients amid a surging fifth wave of infections, Hong Kong’s leader revealed, as the city recorded 5,400 preliminary-positive cases on Tuesday morning.
