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Hong Kong Response to SARS Said Inadequate

Last updated: 2004-07-05

Hong Kong Response to SARS Said Inadequate
2004-07-05

SARS Crisis in Hong Kong: Foreign domestic helpers wear masks to protect themselves from a mystery pneumonia virus outside HSBC headquarters in Hong Kong March 30, 2003. Banking giant HSBC Holdings Plc had to shut part of their operations after an employee was feared to have been infected with the Severe Acute Repiratory Syndrome (SARS)

Category
SARS
People
Tung Chee-hwa
Event
SARS in Hong Kong
HONG KONG - Top Hong Kong health officials responded inadequately to SARS, according to a legislative report Monday that was packed with sharp criticisms but stopped short of recommending that anybody be fired or punished.... ...
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