Relatives of the group of Hongkongers being jailed in mainland China were told they are allowed to make their visits after completing their mandatory quarantine. File Photo. Relatives of the group of Hongkongers being jailed in mainland China were told they are allowed to make their visits after completing their mandatory quarantine. According to reports, some relatives of the prisoners now under quarantine in Shenzhen were told they could make visits twice a month. Their visits will be approved after completing a 21-day quarantine, they are also required to have a negative Covid test result and the birth certificate of the ones they are visiting.

Source: The Standard January 15, 2021 06:00 UTC