https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-01-18/hong-kong-arrests-ex-cathay-crew-at-center-of-omicron-outbreak
Two former Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd. flight attendants were arrested for violating pandemic rules, Hong Kong police said late Monday, after they were identified as the source of the city’s omicron outbreak.
Hong Kong Arrests Ex-Cathay Crew at Center of Omicron Outbreak
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