Hong Kong hit by travel restrictions from countries with close business and tourism ties, as coronavirus fears spread

Supply of Japanese seafood and fruit, imported into city as cargo on commercial flights, is under threat
Conflicting messages about quarantine terms for Hongkongers in Thailand spark alarm and confusion

Hong Kong is feeling the impact of countries with close business and tourism ties to the city imposing restrictions on arrivals because of concerns over the spread of the coronavirus epidemic.

The daily supply of Japanese seafood and fruit, highly popular and typically flown to the city in the cargo hold of passenger jets, is under threat because of fewer flights expected

as a result of new immigration controls unveiled by the country on Thursday night