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Non-residents, transit passengers temporarily barred from HK
Hong Kong has banned all non-residents, including transit passengers, from entering the territory for two weeks, starting midnight of March 24, 2020.
The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) advised Filipino travelers to check their flights and adjust plans accordingly.
The DFA also reminded the public to stay informed about travel restrictions imposed by various countries.
Seven Filipinos in Hong Kong have tested positive for COVID-19, with four recovered and three still undergoing treatment.
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