Ask Hongkie come Malaysia test kit as cheap as USD1 which about HKD8

if the borders are open...no need to quarantine both way
u damn sure that's what they borong back

saliva test kit is inaccurate. better go for nasal or pcr.

HK still can travel out no issue

Only when they go back to HK need to h9me quarantine 2 weeks and makes no difference now because they are in lockdown now

it's actually 3 weeks or 21 days
and their outdoor rules are getting more and more ridiculous

Changed already since 22 feb since they declare omicron

3 weeks was for delta and Wuhan strain

is it written anywhere on the pack that its 100% detection rate? and verified by the Gomen?

actually I'm not sure thats why I'm asking. thot I read somewhere that the self test kits can't detect omicron.

If that’s case we would case numbers around dropping’s instead of rising

Only thing self test kit cannot tell it is which type or variant or subvariant which is needed for genomic sequencing

If Omicron is so mild, why hospital 7k+ while quarantine centre only 1.6k+?

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I'm not quite sure what you're trying to imply, but don't forget the 260k and more under home quarantine.

More people in hospital than in quarantine centres, it could be that there are more hospitals located everywhere than there are quarantine centres.

Also it could be that the patients are loaded and have insurance, and can afford the specialist hospitals' fees and charges.

Rtk kits 5-19.90

But test at clinic cost RM60. Give you a cert n upload yr results to kkm.

Thai's one are mostly Nasal swab too which i think is more accurate than ours which is mostly using saliva. Saliva another reason why the results are not accurate.

HAve you check how many of those in hospital are long stay

CAC it is meant to be low as they will be assessed for either home quarantine or hospital treatment

if it was not mild, the hospital would have been overloaded

KKM haven't even expand their capacity yet
same thing in USA, their current healthcare system is able to withstand omicron...but not delta