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• Quarantine requirement to be dropped for mainland visitors to Hong Kong from mid-May, subject to screening conditions; city confirms 13 new cases
• Officials also unveil plans for bars reopening, care home visits and shorter quarantine, with Singapore ‘travel bubble’ details imminent

Key points:

– Social-distancing measures at restaurants will be relaxed in phased, conditional approach, extending dine-in services as late 2am and allowing maximum of 12 to a table

– “Return2HK” scheme will be expanded to cover the rest of mainland China in late April, exemptions also offered from mid-May to non-Hong Kong residents crossing the border into the city

– Bars and pubs can reopen at limited capacity when all staff and customers have received first vaccine dose, further easing if both shots taken

– Fully inoculated people can visit care homes after passing rapid virus test

– Authorities looking to cut quarantine stays for fully vaccinated arrivals from lower-risk countries, possibly to under seven days for some

– Flight ban for Britain will be removed in May, but arrivals to Hong Kong still required to quarantine for 21 days

– All airlines on a route to be banned if one is found to bring passengers to the city who test positive for a mutant Covid-19 strain

Hongkongers who have been vaccinated for Covid-19 will be allowed to dine out in bigger groups and enjoy other easing social-distancing measures as well as become eligible for limited travel under “vaccination bubble” incentives offered by the government to boost the city’s inoculation rate.

Extracted from South China Morning Post 13/4/2021

“Happy Easter..

May the renewal of life

At Easter bring new

Blessings of love, hope,

Peace, good health &

Happiness to you and

Your loved ones..

Embrace the renewal of life.” –Babz

Spring is the season when everything is revived, and all flowers bloom. Spring is the warm season. Spring is the most beautiful season.

Transport Department Notice

Special Traffic and Transport Arrangements in Tsang Tsui, Tuen Mun for
Ching Ming Festival 2021 

        Notice is hereby given that the following special traffic and transport arrangements will be implemented in Tsang Tsui, Tuen Mun during the Ching Ming Festival in 2021: 

(A)       Road Closure

The section of Nim Wan Road between Yung Long Road and the access road to Tsang Tsui Columbarium will be designated as closed road from 7.00 am to 7.00 pm daily on 20, 21, 27 and 28 March, 2 – 6, 10, 11, 17 and 18 April 2021.  Except for the following vehicles, all other vehicles and pedestrians will be prohibited from entering the above road section:

•  Emergency vehicles;
•  Franchised buses;
•  Taxis;
•  Vehicles heading for West New Territories Landfill and T ▪ PARK;
•  Vehicles with permits issued by the Commissioner for Transport; and
•  Vehicles permitted by the Police on site. 

(B)       Public Transport Arrangements 

KMB will operate a special service Route No. 56S between Tuen Mun Station and Tsang Tsui on 20, 21, 27 and 28 March, 2 – 6, 10, 11, 17 and 18 April 2021.  The operating hours are as follows: 

Route No. 56S 

From Tuen Mun Station	From Tsang Tsui
From 7.30 am to 5.00 pm	From 8.45 am to 7.00 pm

Grave sweepers heading for Tsang Tsui Columbarium are advised to check the bus service headway through KMB’s website or mobile application. 

Motorists are not allowed to let vehicles (except franchised buses or vehicles approved by the Food and Environmental Hygiene Department) stand or wait on the passages inside Tsang Tsui Columbarium.

 (C)       Attention and Appeal 

        Members of the public are advised that during the Festival, congestion may take place on the roads leading to Tsang Tsui Columbarium, namely Lung Mun Road and Lung Kwu Tan Road.  Any vehicles found illegally parked on these roads might be towed away by the Police without prior notice.  Motorists should exercise tolerance and patience.  Police officers will be on-site to guide motorists, road closures, traffic control and public transport diversions will be made at the time depending on conditions in the area.  The public transport operator will display notices to advise passengers of the above temporary arrangements. 

        Grave sweepers are advised that walking or driving to Tsang Tsui Columbarium are not allowed, and they have to take KMB special route no. 56S or taxi to/from Tsang Tsui Columbarium.  They may also consider heading for Tsang Tsui Columbarium early or on other days outside the road closure period.  Other than the above-mentioned road closure period, grave sweepers heading for Tsang Tsui Columbarium using private cars should also observe the opening hours of the Columbarium.  The opening hours can be found at the Food and Environmental Hygiene Department’s website: https://www.fehd.gov.hk/english/cc/introduction.html 

        Members of the public may enquire 1823 Call Centre, browse Transport Department’s website www.td.gov.hk or HKeMobility mobile application for more details about the latest special traffic and transport arrangements.

 LAW Shuk-pui, Rosanna Commissioner for Transport

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The first 2 million doses of vaccines from Fosun BioNTech and Kexing are expected to arrive in Hong Kong as soon as next month. Based on 2 doses per person, it can be used by 1 million people. The government plans to set up at least one community vaccination center in 18 districts. It also plans to send outbound injection teams to serve the elderly. The authorities will meet with medical groups today or discuss inviting private doctors to participate in the vaccination plan. The Medical Association expects 1,000 private doctors to assist in vaccination.

Zeng Haohui, a member of the government vaccination plan task force, said that Fosun BioNTech and Kexing vaccine each have 1 million doses and are expected to arrive in Hong Kong early or before next month, and the preparations are expected to be completed by the end of this month. As for AstraZeneca/Oxford vaccine, it is expected Arrive in Hong Kong between June and July.

Xu Deyi, deputy director of the Food and Health Bureau, pointed out that all three vaccines have their own characteristics. Among them, Fosun BioNTech requires a higher specification. The government believes that the injection at the vaccination center can be centralized to avoid confusion. Zeng Haohui said that the government intends to implement it in community vaccination centers, private hospitals and homes for the elderly. It hopes to set up at least one community vaccination center in all 18 districts, and the arrangements are complicated, including crowd control, medical staff, refrigerators, and backup power sources. , First aid facilities, etc., or arrange outreach injection teams to serve the elderly.

The Food and Health Bureau has a meeting with medical groups today

The Phase 3 clinical report of Kexing Vaccine will be released soon. Zeng Haohui said that the expert group will meet later to study the safety, effectiveness and quality of the introduced vaccine. After considering all scientific data, it will recommend to the government which vaccine is available Emergency use. As for how long the two doses should be vaccinated, it has been pointed out that Fosun BioNTech recommends 3 weeks apart, while Kexing recommends about 4 weeks apart. As for overseas claims that the second dose can be postponed, he said that because of the serious epidemic in foreign countries, he hopes that the first dose can be given to more people, and the second dose depends on the supply. The situation may not be in line with Hong Kong.

The Food and Health Bureau will meet with a number of medical organizations today. The President of the Medical Association, Cai Jian, pointed out that about 1,000 private doctors in Hong Kong can assist in vaccination and urge the authorities to provide a leaflet clearly explaining the side effects of the vaccine and the responsibilities of doctors. Yang Chaofa, president of the Western Medicine Union, asked the government to include a doctor’s exemption clause in the vaccination consent form.

Happy New Year Happy 2021, towards happiness!

It’s time for everyone to share congratulations on the New Year of the Ox and auspicious words for the New Year. Remember to send a blessing message during the Spring Festival to wish your friends good health and a happy New Year. It seems that the epidemic will be end soon, and we cannot be careless. I hope everyone will have the spirit of an iron cow and maintain a strong body.

The source is , reprinted by BUSPRO coach rental company.

Written by: Zhong Yan, Huang Weilun 2020-12-27 18:01

Last update date: 2020-12-27 21:18

Residents in Tuen Mun district must pass through Tuen Mun Highway when leaving Kowloon or Hong Kong Island. However, there are frequent traffic accidents on this section, which often leads to traffic jams. After the opening of the Tun Chi Tunnel(Tuen Mun Chek Lap Kok Tunnel Road), it may provide residents in the northwestern New Territories with an alternative route. However, will the newly opened Tuen Chi Tunnel and the roundabout route to Kowloon or Central via Lantau Island be more “marked” than the Tuen Mun Highway? “Hong Kong 01” before and after the opening of the Tuen Chi Tunnel, measured the time required to use the Tuen Mun Road and bypass the Tuen Chi Tunnel. Both routes start from Tuen Mun City Centre and go to Central Ferry Pier. The actual measurement of the use of Tuen Mun Highway was carried out during non-peak hours last Wednesday (23rd). On the same day, Tuen Mun left Central, and the journey time was about 30 minutes without traffic jams. As for the actual measurement this (27) afternoon, it took about 51 minutes from Tuen Mun to detour through the Tuen Chi Tunnel and the Lantau Link to Central, which took 21 minutes longer than the test using Tuen Mun Highway to exit the city. The Weitunchi Tunnel was opened to traffic on the first day, which attracted the public to try the new road, and there was a lot of traffic congestion. Tuen Mun Highway “track record”, in the event of a traffic accident, the traffic jam time starts from half an hour.

According to the actual measurement results, when the Tuen Mun Highway is congested, it may be faster for drivers to diverted to the Tuen Chi Tunnel “Road”. Traffic accidents often cause traffic jams on Tuen Mun Highway. Looking at the data from the Transport and Housing Bureau, from June 2017 to June this year, a total of 589 incidents occurred on Tuen Mun Highway. If calculated by the average number of days, there was one accident almost every other day in the past three years. As for the traffic jam time, the average is about half an hour, and the longest time is 4.5 hours. If an accident occurs on Tuen Mun Highway, the average traffic jam time is half an hour. When there is a traffic jam on Tuen Mun Road, it seems that it will be faster to change to a new road. Motorists living in Tuen Mun in the future should pay attention to the road conditions of Tuen Mun Highway before going out. If necessary, they may change to the Tuen Chi Tunnel Highway and take the Lantau Link to Kowloon or Hong Kong Island. This may be a new choice.

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