Hong Kong continues its path towards zero COVID-19 cases, even as businesses take major hits. Hong Kong is currently facing their biggest surge in cases yet, but there is concern that its economy will suffer permanently if no changes are made. Numerous storefronts and banks that once brought in many shoppers and dollars are now for sale, changing the monetary face of the city. The policies include a ban on restaurant dining after 6 p.m. and very strict airport travel. If these policies continue through March, up to 3,000 restaurants could close their doors for good, due to the lack of revenue.
- Ethan Garard
Hong Kong overwhelmed by surging COVID-19 cases, threatening the economy : NPR
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