Patient treatment not affected by Kai Tak drills: Govt

[RTHK] - 01/12/2025

The Department of Health said on Sunday that around 1,700 staff members have been deployed to two test events at the Kai Tak Sports Park - but it stressed that this had not in any way affected the treatment of patients. The clarification came after multiple media reports suggested some (…)



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