Guangzhou Restarts Quarantine For Hong Kong Man
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2020-04-11 HKT 21:44
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Authorities in Guangzhou say a Hong Kong man will have to restart his 14-day quarantine period after he escaped from his hotel by pretending to be a medical officer.
Guangzhou police say the man began his quarantine on April 1, after testing negative for the coronavirus.
But on Friday, he allegedly told officers that he was a medic and left via a back-door.
He was intercepted several hours later and taken back to the hotel.
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