All the Obstacles Hong Kong Faces to Regain Its Former Hub Glory
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For the first time since protests began in June 2019, Hong Kong has returned to a state resembling business as usual, with residents no longer facing transport shutdowns, quarantine, social distancing restrictions or a mask mandate.
Yet the legacy of the past few years means the city has a number of obstacles to overcome to return to its former condition.