Hong Kong’s Terminal Turmoil: When an Airport Became an ICU
<p>When you’ve spent a lifetime associating airports with the rush of travel, the promise of adventure, or even the smell of jet fuel, you don’t expect to be greeted by the no-nonsense face of a doctor, armed with a cotton swab and a cold determination. <em>“Do you have any symptoms?”</em> they ask, in a tone that’s about as comforting as the latest dentist bill.</p>
<p>Sure, I get it, safety first and all that jazz. But the sheer number of medical staff on hand was just… disconcerting. At one point, I half expected to hear an announcement like <em>“Dr. Lau, please report to Gate 54.”</em></p>
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