🌊 Hair cuts are coming back
🌊 Hair cuts are coming back
Ukrainian restaurant Ivan The Kozak receives local support.
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International | Ukrainian restaurant in Hong Kong receives support in trying time.
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Ukrainian restaurant in Hong Kong supports home from afar
International
Vicktoriia Tkachuk, the manager and daughter of the owners of a Ukrainian restaurant, has been outspoken against the current invasion and war that Russia is waging in Ukraine. The restaurant, called Ivan The Kozak (Kozak: “a group of people who don’t belong to the government, like free warriors”), features “stop the war” posters in the entranceway of its Central location, and has been accepting cash donations to give to pro-Ukraine organisations.
Now is a good time to go support Ivan The Kozak and learn more about the current situation between Russia and Ukraine.
Hair salons reopening Thursday
COVID-19
Hair salons are allowed to reopen tomorrow with the use of the vaccine pass system, meaning that folks with bad hairdos won’t have to suffer for much longer at home. Other social distancing measures will be extended until 23 March.
New cases: 30,493 (28,475 confirmed by PCR tests)
Deaths: 291
The Tsing Yi isolation facility is reportedly 80% full, with 970 rooms in use as of yesterday (Tuesday).
17,236 positive COVID cases were reported in the first six hours of the “Declaration System for Individuals Tested Positive for COVID-19 Using Rapid Antigen Test” (say this five times fast) online service’s launch.
Lockdown updates:
Buildings in Tin Shui Wai, Mei Foo, and Kwun Tong have been locked down for the night due to COVID found in sewage samples.
Three residential blocks in Tsui Ning Garden, Tuen Mun will be locked down due to COVID-positive sewage.
Just under 900 cases were found after several lockdowns that ended on Tuesday.
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