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Hong Kong’s Completely Avoidable Covid Catastrophe
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March 29, 2022
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6:11Now PlayingFor over 2 years, Hong Kong was able to largely keep Covid out. But omicron quickly wreaked havoc throughout the crowded city. As of March 2022, more people are dying from Covid here, relative to population, than anywhere else in the world. What could it have done to prevent its Covid catastrophe? Bloomberg's Shirley Zhao reports.
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