Hong Kong has excelled at preventing a mass CCP virus outbreak amid the worldwide pandemic. But a recent uptick in cases coincidentally occurred following Beijing’s formal implementation of its national security law.
“We can see Hong Kong has had a COVID wildfire after the implementation of the National Security Law,” said Kalvin Ho, vice president of the Hong Kong Association for Democracy and People’s Livelihood (ADPL), a pro-democracy political party, during a press conference. He raised concerns that there was a lack of information about the COVID-19 testing for mainland Chinese staff who are working in the newly established national security bureau in Hong Kong.
