Compulsory Testing Orders Issued Across The SAR
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2022-05-28 HKT 23:06
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The government on Saturday said it had ordered compulsory testing for Covid-19 at
42 locationsacross the SAR. Anyone who has visited any of the premises concerned, and stayed there for the length of time and on the dates specified, must get a nucleic acid test for Covid.
The order also applies to people who are already vaccinated.
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