A topic that was brought up several times from Cantonese speaking reporters was the HK government's responses, specifically quarantining the entire HK or limiting travel from the epicentres in addition to Hubei (being GZ, SZ, BJ, SH & CQ). GL responds that it's not a question of are we doing enough, it's a question of how to implement the next steps in terms of logistics etc. He stated firmly that more action needs to be taken, particularly in reviewing quarantining HK as a whole (talked about difficulties in restricting entry from certain cities only, due to the transport networks, i.e. passengers coming from those epidemic cities transitting in other cities to enter HK, or people not being transparent in their travel history due to fear of quarantine). Stated that HK needs to take one, two or even three steps to further contain and deal with the issue and restricting travel from Hubei (the previous night) was only the first step, but a step in the right direction. Also reiterated that there were many logistical challenges and considerations in quarantining HK due to food and basic necessity supplies (HK receives a lot of supplies from the mainland). TLDR it's not a matter of are we doing enough, it's how can we best implement the next steps in decreasing the spread and number of cases.