Hong Kong exempts Nicole Kidman from quarantine mandate for TV sequence shoot

Hong Kong’s authorities stated Thursday that it has granted a quarantine exemption to a person to carry out “designated professional work” following studies that Hollywood actress Nicole Kidman didn’t must spend time in quarantine when she arrived within the metropolis to movie a TV sequence.
“The case in discussion has been granted permission to travel to Hong Kong with a quarantine exemption for the purpose of performing designated professional work, taking into account that it is conducive to maintaining the necessary operation and development of Hong Kong’s economy,” the federal government stated in an announcement, with out figuring out Kidman by identify.
It stated folks granted such exemptions should adjust to illness prevention measures to attenuate transmission dangers and speak to with the general public.

Kidman, who reportedly flew into Hong Kong from virus-hit Sydney, Australia, was noticed out and about within the metropolis this week. She is right here to movie a brand new Amazon Prime Video sequence referred to as Expats.
Her quarantine exemption comes as Hong Kong tightened entry restrictions, requiring these arriving from high-risk nations such because the U.S. to spend 21 days in quarantine and totally vaccinated vacationers from medium-risk nations to spend 14 days beginning Friday.
The metropolis beforehand allowed vacationers from medium-risk nations to remain simply seven days in quarantine at designated accommodations if they’re totally vaccinated and had a optimistic antibodies check.