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Over 600 PRC medical officers exempt from compulsory quarantine arrangements, checked in at Metropark Hotel Mongkok
(28 Aug)The Hong Kong Hotel Employees Union confirmed that more than 600 unqualified PRC medical officers would arrive in Hong Kong with exemption from mandatory quarantine rules.
Testing for the Wuhan Pneumonia virus will be the responsibility of the BGI Group. [The genome sequencing company] is well-known for its forcible collection of DNA samples from locals working under the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps, which is sanctioned by the US for its human rights abuses and fostering terrorist groups.
The epidemic's third wave was a result of quarantine exemptions on travellers to Hong Kong, which led to difficulties in contact tracing. The relentless SAR government not only extended gathering restrictions [for social distancing] under the pretence of disease prevention, but it also began the rollout of a "health code" system to monitor and control Hongkongers' freedom of entry.
The HKSAR did not prioritise outsourcing these public services to local medical professionals and testing labs. Instead, they chose to deploy PRC officers with unknown qualifications and an endorsed company. The Chinese Communist Party's purpose in Hong Kong is obviously to make preparations for the monitoring and control of Hongkongers under the guise of disease prevention.
Hongkongers, are you ready for this?
Editor's Note:
The original source has since been deleted by Facebook. The Hong Kong Hotel Employees Union made a new post condemning its deletion. It explained the situation to maintain transparency, upholding its responsibility for keeping the public informed and advocating for truth and self-reliance among Hongkongers.
[Source: https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=201620357976085&id=107866584018130]
Source: Hong Kong Hotel Employees Union
https://bit.ly/3lH64fJ
Translated by: Hong Kong Echo
#HealthCode #surveillance #CCPHK #Coronavirus #unlicensed #BGIGroup #QuarantineExemption #PRCmedicine
Over 600 PRC medical officers exempt from compulsory quarantine arrangements, checked in at Metropark Hotel Mongkok
(28 Aug)The Hong Kong Hotel Employees Union confirmed that more than 600 unqualified PRC medical officers would arrive in Hong Kong with exemption from mandatory quarantine rules.
Testing for the Wuhan Pneumonia virus will be the responsibility of the BGI Group. [The genome sequencing company] is well-known for its forcible collection of DNA samples from locals working under the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps, which is sanctioned by the US for its human rights abuses and fostering terrorist groups.
The epidemic's third wave was a result of quarantine exemptions on travellers to Hong Kong, which led to difficulties in contact tracing. The relentless SAR government not only extended gathering restrictions [for social distancing] under the pretence of disease prevention, but it also began the rollout of a "health code" system to monitor and control Hongkongers' freedom of entry.
The HKSAR did not prioritise outsourcing these public services to local medical professionals and testing labs. Instead, they chose to deploy PRC officers with unknown qualifications and an endorsed company. The Chinese Communist Party's purpose in Hong Kong is obviously to make preparations for the monitoring and control of Hongkongers under the guise of disease prevention.
Hongkongers, are you ready for this?
Editor's Note:
The original source has since been deleted by Facebook. The Hong Kong Hotel Employees Union made a new post condemning its deletion. It explained the situation to maintain transparency, upholding its responsibility for keeping the public informed and advocating for truth and self-reliance among Hongkongers.
[Source: https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=201620357976085&id=107866584018130]
Source: Hong Kong Hotel Employees Union
https://bit.ly/3lH64fJ
Translated by: Hong Kong Echo
#HealthCode #surveillance #CCPHK #Coronavirus #unlicensed #BGIGroup #QuarantineExemption #PRCmedicine
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