Hong Kong is reportedly entering its third wave after seeing a surge in coronavirus cases (Picture: Getty Images) Health officials have warned a ‘third wave’ of coronavirus cases has hit Hong Kong. The city has seen a surge in Covid-19 infections after recording 24 cases yesterday, and 100 new cases within the last week. But Hong Kong had only detected 21 cases in total for the whole of June, MailOnline reports. Chuang Shuk-kwan, head of the communicable diseases branch of the Centre for Health Protection, said in a press briefing on Tuesday: ‘We are worried that there will be a massive community outbreak, with so many sources of...
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