(left) the Lok Ma Chau loop isolation facility, which was built with the assistance of the central government, was completed on April 25. It is now planned to be used as a pilot of "reverse isolation". (right) the SAR government hopes that those who have completed "reverse isolation" in Hong Kong will no longer have to accept the "7 + 3" isolation arrangement upon arrival in the mainland.) Chief executive Li Jiachao said yesterday that the "reverse isolation" plan proposed by the SAR Government suggests that people who intend to go to the mainland should first isolate in Hong Kong, and then enter Shenzhen in a closed-loop manner, so as to meet the mainland's isolation requirements. The plan was supported by the leaders of Guangdong Province and Shenzhen municipal government, and both sides agreed to set up special classes to discuss the implementation details. Li Jiachao pointed out that the isolation facilities in the loop can be considered as a pilot, with the goal that those who have completed "reverse isolation" in Hong Kong will no longer need to accept the "7 + 3" isolation arrangement after arriving in the mainland. When the parties reach a consensus, the new measures will be submitted for approval according to the procedures. According to the source, the Hong Kong side is initially inclined that the "reverse isolation" facilities will not be free of charge, and the charges will be reasonable. Li Jiachao held an online meeting with leaders of Guangdong Province yesterday. Guangdong officials were led by Li Xi, Secretary of the Guangdong provincial Party committee. Members included Wang Weizhong, governor of Guangdong Province; Meng Fanli, Secretary of the Shenzhen Municipal Party committee; Lin Keqing, Secretary of the Guangzhou municipal Party committee; Qin Weizhong, mayor of Shenzhen; and Guo Yonghang, mayor of Guangzhou. Hong Kong officials include the Chief Secretary for administration, Mr Chan Kwok Ki, the financial secretary, Mr Paul Chan, five policy secretaries and a permanent secretary. In a meeting with the media after the meeting, Li Jiachao said that the two sides discussed and exchanged views on deepening cooperation between Guangdong, Hong Kong, Guangzhou, Hong Kong and Shenzhen Hong Kong, further promoting the development of Guangdong, Hong Kong, Macao and the Greater Bay area, and topics of mutual concern. At the meeting, the "reverse isolation" measures proposed by the SAR government were supported by Guangdong Province and Shenzhen City, and both sides agreed to set up special classes to discuss the details. The Hong Kong side special class was led by Secretary for home affairs Chen Guoji, Secretary for security Deng Bingqiang, Secretary for medical and health Lu chongmao, etc; In Shenzhen, the leaders of Shenzhen will take the lead. Li Jiachao pointed out that the "reverse isolation" scheme means that people who wish to complete the "reverse isolation" in Hong Kong already meet the "7 + 3" requirements when they return to the mainland, and do not need to accept the "7 + 3" isolation in the mainland. At present, the SAR government is inclined to set up a pilot project in the river loop isolation facility, because it is specially designed for isolation and has very good quarantine conditions. As for the specific details such as the quota, the customs clearance port and the means of transportation to the port, he said that the special class will discuss the testing standards, closed-loop methods and other matters according to the epidemic control requirements of the two places. After the parties reach a consensus, they will submit it for approval according to the procedures. We hope it can be implemented as soon as possible. Isolation facilities tend to charge reasonable fees. Li Jiachao stressed that Guangdong Province, Guangzhou City and Shenzhen City have always supported the work of the SAR Government in the past. Especially after the outbreak of the fifth wave of the epidemic, they actively sent testing personnel and medical personnel to support Hong Kong in fighting the epidemic, and ensured the supply of materials in Hong Kong. This shows that the interests of both sides are the same when Hong Kong connects with the mainland. He believed that in the future docking process, the governments of the two places would take the common promotion of the best interests as the goal, and would also treat the problems of both sides as mutual problems, so as to actively deal with them. As the special classes of the two places will meet to discuss the implementation details, there is no specific plan at present. However, it was revealed that“