More than 600 new Covid infections found: sources
https://news.rthk.hk/rthk/en/compone...8-20220207.htm Surprise, shock, horror :eek: The quicker it spreads, the quicker it’s gonna be over. Welcome to the rest of the world. https://cimg7.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....9765b1be3.jpeg |
Originally Posted by bacou
(Post 11180219)
I can smell a full city lockdown coming like in any other Chinese city and then 2 months later a return to 0 Covid policy.
At least Hongkongese are all going to be able to enjoy a pilot lifestyle. What you need to know about Australia's border opening to all international arrivalshttps://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-02-07/australian-border-to-open-to-all-international-arrivals/100810762 |
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Further to my post 216 I read from Bloomberg this morning that the whole of Discovery Bay is now required to do compulsory testing. Around 20,000 people so I hope they open a test centre there or the ferry and the Tung Chung bus is going to be busy over the next few days.
Of course this edict has nothing to do with the daily party at Pier 3 which has got up police noses for the last couple of years. Pip Pip |
1,153 local cases in HK today so there’s gonna be a few in DBay. It is now going exponential which can only be good for HK aviation as it should hasten the end of pretending that it is possible to keep the virus out. It certainly couldn’t make the situation any worse.
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Originally Posted by Dragon Pacific
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1,153 local cases in HK today so there’s gonna be a few in DBay. It is now going exponential which can only be good for HK aviation as it should hasten the end of pretending that it is possible to keep the virus out. It certainly couldn’t make the situation any worse.
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It will get worse before it gets better. For starters, with three out of four over-80s unvaccinated, the results might be catastrophic. Having kept out covid for two years and had vaccines available for one, what a wasted opportunity.
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It might get "better" in the long long run, but the process to get there is gonna be filled with sh:mad:t... and I'm really not interested in hanging around to find out what that entails
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With a total of TWO freighters in the air when I checked this afternoon and tracking bracelets for turn around crew from anywhere but the motherland, “good” doesn’t seem to be in the cards at the moment.
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2 weeks to flatten the curve, 70%, 80%, 90% vaxxed, 80% of elderly, 70% third jab, for f&%ks sake, they'll just keep moving the goal posts. There's too much power available while they can claim it's for public health (and western governments are exactly the same). That being said, I reckon most of these unvaxxed elderly folks in HK are the same sort of people that barge their way into the train as soon as the door opens. The ones that never bother to say "thank you". The ones that stopped caring about anyone but themselves a LONG time ago... If the virus of unspecified origin is their demise, so be it.
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A F*book group reporting 6 people arrested in DB for reportedly being in a group, standing and talking. or some such reason. Do they need a reason? Initially plain clothed police then a group of uniformed moved in to make the arrest. Fined $5,000 and taken back to their apartments in a police van.
Just as well it wasn't Thursday or that would have been $10,000. Take care out there, they are not making life easy. |
Appears that shiny, new, disposable tracking jewellery is the order of the day for cargo crew after flying a turn around trip and never stepping foot off the aircraft. With only two freighters flying yesterday and the rest gathering dust, this just adds to the woes at big green. Seems a bit like closing the door after the horse bolted considering everyone in HK has the virus already.
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Originally Posted by anxiao
(Post 11182121)
A F*book group reporting 6 people arrested in DB for reportedly being in a group, standing and talking. or some such reason. Do they need a reason? Initially plain clothed police then a group of uniformed moved in to make the arrest. Fined $5,000 and taken back to their apartments in a police van.
Just as well it wasn't Thursday or that would have been $10,000. Take care out there, they are not making life easy. |
This is not a pro-vax vs anti-vax comment. But everyone seems to have tunnel vision on the point that somehow if the senior citizens get vaccinated, some miracle will happen.
Hong Kong has repeated it's commitment to a zero case policy. Vaccines do not stop the spread. Even with 100% vaccination, it still will not change a thing, except maybe everyone will look for the next group to blame. |
Originally Posted by anxiao
(Post 11182121)
A F*book group reporting 6 people arrested in DB for reportedly being in a group, standing and talking. or some such reason. Do they need a reason? Initially plain clothed police then a group of uniformed moved in to make the arrest. Fined $5,000 and taken back to their apartments in a police van.
Just as well it wasn't Thursday or that would have been $10,000. Take care out there, they are not making life easy. Being bundled into a van....... SAFE |
It's coming.... the HKU medical school just recommended lockdown in HK:D
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Originally Posted by hyg;[url=tel:11182440
11182440[/url]]It's coming.... the HKU medical school just recommended lockdown in HK:D
total lockdown is a literal impossibility in HK |
Then you allow it to spread. The omicron variant is less strong anyway; as is often the case with viruses. It doesn’t behove a virus to wipe out its host.
And then, when it’s has its way with those that choose not to vaccinate and bury their collective heads in the sand, you crack on with life. Like the rest of the planet. |
Originally Posted by Globocnik
(Post 11182560)
It doesn’t behove a virus to wipe out its host.
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Basically Hong Kong is in the same situation now as most other countries were in nearly 2 years ago when lockdown were starting and borders were closing.
However most other countries are now easing restrictions and opening upon with life getting back to normal. In Singapore, less than 1% of COVID cases end up ion oxygen, in the ICU or dying. It's being treated like the flu with most people expected to have it at some stage. |
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