Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development Edward Yau Tang-wah said the SAR's travel bubble arrangement with Singapore will be suspended for two weeks amid a sudden spike of Covid-19 cases in Hong Kong. Hong Kong's travel bubble with Singapore will be suspended for two weeks after the SAR recorded a sudden surge in Covid-19 infections. The decision came as Hong Kong recorded an overwhelming surge of untraceable infections in the past week, sparking concerns of a fourth wave outbreak. Under the quarantine-free travel arrangement, if the average daily number of untraceable Covid-19 cases over a seven-day period in either city goes above five, the arrangement will be suspended for two weeks. Over the past seven days, Hong Kong has had 27 untraceable cases, making a daily average of almost four.

Source: The Standard November 21, 2020 10:24 UTC