[Commentary] On April 21, the Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, Lin Zheng Yuee, announced the meeting with the media before attending the executive meeting and announced that the extension would again include "prohibition of the gathering of groups of more than 4 people", "11 types of entertainment venues suspended", and "regulated food "Wait" and other control measures for 14 days until May 7.

　　[Explanation] Lin Zhengyue said that Hong Kong recorded zero confirmed diagnosis of new coronary pneumonia on the 20th, and the number of new cases has also increased by single digits for several consecutive days, and most of them are imported cases, but the epidemic prevention work cannot be relaxed.

　　[Same period] Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Lin Zheng Yue'e

　　But now is not the time to relax, otherwise it will be exhausted, so there is a batch of measures to strengthen the social distance that will expire by 14 days until the early hours of Friday, that is, until midnight on April 23.

　　[Commentary] Chen Zhaoshi, Director of the Food and Health Bureau of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government, pointed out in a meeting with the media on the same day that the requirement of "requiring the number of customers in catering premises not to exceed half of the usual number of seats" was lifted from the 23rd, but a table of up to 4 people is still required There must be a minimum distance of 1.5 meters between the tables or install effective partitions. She believes that the current global epidemic situation is still grim. Although the number of new cases in Hong Kong has a tendency to ease, it must remain vigilant and avoid losing ground.

　　[Same period] Chen Zhaoshi, Director of the Food and Health Bureau of the HKSAR Government

　　In response to the development of the epidemic situation, the SAR Government will internally discuss the feasibility of relevant measures from time to time and make adjustments in due course. I also hope that the public will continue to maintain personal and environmental hygiene and reduce community contact when the local epidemic situation is relatively alleviated.

　　Reporter Li Waner and Chen Haonan from Hong Kong

Editor in charge: [Wang Kai]