Originally Posted by
Paul852
So you're wrong about the HK ANO requiring pilots to report having a bit of a cough (for less than 20 days) then?
check out Section 15 of the Prevention and Control of Disease Regulation (Cap.599A)
All inbound aircrew are under Medical Surveillance. Some conditions apply to this medical surveillance. One of these conditions includes the requirement to observe and report “a bit of a cough” (as u put it)
15.
Medical surveillance, examination or test of contacts or infected or contaminated persons
(1)
If a health officer has reason to suspect that a person is a contact or is infected with a specified infectious disease or is contaminated, the health officer may subject the person to medical surveillance or a medical examination or a test, which must not be more intrusive or invasive than is necessary for ascertaining the person’s health condition.
(2)
A health officer may specify conditions to be observed by the person.
(3)
A person who fails to observe any condition specified under subsection (2) commits an offence and is liable on conviction to a fine at level 2 and to imprisonment for 6 months.