Singapore tourism bubble or local housing, Hong Kong people are not first in Hong Kong
It’s been four weeks since I got my second Covid BioNTech vaccine, and the antibodies should be building up in my system by now. As a good citizen, I also use “Leave Home Safe” and “iAM Smart” government apps.
It turns out that getting these two vaccines is a bit anticlimactic, as the benefits of both vaccines now appear to be minimal.
I am able to fly to many countries around the world without quarantining on arrival. However, if I return to Hong Kong, I will need to be re-tested and quarantined for 21 days even though I have been vaccinated in Hong Kong.
Of course, one test before the return trip, one test upon arrival in Hong Kong, and the presentation of the Hong Kong government’s electronic vaccination certificate are sufficient.
Shen Zeng K. Spencer
The government doesn’t seem to like the people very much
I’ve come to the conclusion that our government really doesn’t like us that much. Two examples from the past few weeks come to mind.
Why does the Hong Kong government do what most sane people would support, but ruin everything by treating Hongkongers as second class citizens?
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‘Vaccine bubble’ allows Hong Kong bars and party rooms to reopen, confusing many
‘Vaccine bubble’ allows Hong Kong bars and party rooms to reopen, confusing many
Our hapless unelected CEO, and her unelected appointees, must have some kind of blind spot about the people they are hired to govern. They don’t seem to like us very much, personally, the feeling is mutual.
Repairing and rebuilding people’s trust in government is critical if we are to find solutions to this pandemic and the myriad of other problems we face – and if government makes even a little effort to prioritize us for change, it may helps.
Lee Faulkner, Lamma Island