Swine Flu - what should the government of Hong Kong do?

decision? Or HKSAR should close all borders during flu pandemics?Being an international city, Hong Kong itself should consider the consequences if all borders are closed during flu pandemics. Close all borders may be in some degree a good plan. Nevertheless, this measure is no difference with ruthless and stony. Mexican would felt they are being discriminated and abandoned, no matter they are infected or not. Is this really a must to keep any foreign out of Hong Kong boundary? No matter if the image of Hong Kong would be damaged?All tourists cannot enter Hong Kong, which would severely affect the financial income of Hong Kong. Hong Kong is an international financial centre; it depends much on the exchange of wealth with foreign countries. Once all borders are closed, how can Hong Kong maintain its financial stability? In other words, the policy of closing all borders during flu pandemic are no differ from adding pressure to the collapsing economy of Hong Kong during economic downturn.As a result of globalization, Hong Kong can hardly keep herself clean and pure and escape from the pandemic. In fact, millions of people are travelling around the world every day. Therefore diseases are especially easy to transfer and spread away. ‘We are from the same world’, care and love ought to be provided to those who are inflected rather than keep them from distance. We should process of a sense of empathy – no one feel like to be discriminated. The Hong Kong government needs to put down all bias, if she does not want to be named as ‘inflected place’ once there are outbreak of disease happened in Hong Kong.The government should heighten their supervision instead. Check every tourist carefully; take special action to cope with those suspicious or inflected patients; separate the people who have contact with those patients. With all this far more effective measures, the whole society would definitely be awake to the danger of this influenza.Though swine flu is potentially hazardous, the government needs not to block all borders as a way to prevent the spread of the disease in Hong Kong. What it should do is to follow WHO’s instruction and, of cause, stay calm and be alerted.