In Hong Kong, a hard-line, COVID-19 policy once praised for stamping out the virus is starting to fail. The Chinese territory requires everyone who tests positive to go into quarantine — at a hospital or state-run facility. Now, cases are soaring despite the policy and hospitals are at capacity, with some of them putting infected people on beds in parking lots. The latest official announcement says that, next month, Hong Kong will attempt to test all 7 million people in the territory, a move that could bring the health system to a breaking point. Host Marco Werman speaks with The World’s Asia correspondent Patrick Winn.