Survey on Hong Kong Reopening Borders & Restrictions Amid Surge in Cases

After nearly three years of global isolation, Hong Kong has finally opened its borders as 2022 comes to an end.

China has been struggling with a wave of infections since Beijing rolled back its strict COVID-19 policies– the “zero-COVID” policy. The infamous birthday party for Witman Hung Wai-man in 2022 caused the fifth wave on the mainland. But far more shocking was seeing how inadequate the public health system was in handling another outbreak.

Leaders of Hong Kong finally recognized what had been lost after fighting off the pandemic for almost three years. Despite cases roaring in China, Hong Kong has decided to lift various COVID-19 restrictions, with international passengers now free to travel upon arrival. The city’s Chief Executive, John Lee, said, “the borders will open fully in a gradual, orderly way.”

Hong Kong, a major global financial and trade hub, lost its “aviation hub status,” among others, due to China’s strict COVID restrictions. But with the removal of nearly all COVID-19 restrictions on international arrivals and the reopening of borders with China by mid-January, Hong Kong is forecast to grow economically next year.

However, scientists have claimed that COVID cases will increase in the coming weeks, with nearly “10% of the world’s population” likely to be affected. Health experts and politicians have warned Hong Kong that any easing of restrictions along their border with mainland China should be done gradually to prevent another wave of COVID-19 infections.

Much of the world is now opening completely, and Real Research aims to know what the public has to say about Hong Kong finally putting an end to COVID restrictions since the pandemic began nearly three years ago.

Hence, hurry and answer the survey on Hong Kong reopening borders & restrictions amid surge in cases on the Real Research app from December 28, 2022. After that, you will receive 60 TNCs as a reward.