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Health officers watch a monitor which displays information on the temperatures of incoming passengers at the Hong Kong Airport Thursday, April 30, 2009."We must not be complacent.

A passenger wears a mask while carrying his luggage upon his arrival at the Hong Kong Airport April 30, 2009.

Health officers watch a monitor which display information on the temperatures of incoming passengers at the Hong Kong Airport April 30, 2009.

Passengers wearing mask walk their way to the immigration checkpoint upon their arrival at the Hong Kong Airport April 30, 2009.

Contract staff of Port Health stand in attention before shifting duties at the Hong Kong Airport April 30, 2009.

Members of a family are asked to complete their health declaration forms by airport security staff upon their arrival at the Hong Kong Airport April 30, 2009.

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Passengers wearing masks are asked to fill in health declaration forms upon their arrival at the Hong Kong Airport in Hong Kong on April 30, 2009.

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Contract staff of the Port Health department stand to attention before a shift change at the Hong Kong Airport ask passengers to fill in health declaration forms on arrival in Hong Kong on April 30, 2009.

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Passengers wearing masks are asked to fill in health declaration forms upon their arrival at the Hong Kong Airport in Hong Kong on April 30, 2009.

Passengers wearing masks are asked to fill in health declaration forms upon their arrival at the Hong Kong Airport April 30, 2009.

A traveller walks past a photograph of a Cathay Pacific 747 passenger jet, at the Hong Kong International Airport April 16, 2009.

A cargo of Cathay Pacific is handled outside HACTL SuperTerminal 1, the world's busiest air cargo terminal, at the Hong Kong International Airport April 16, 2009.

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In this file picture taken 21 February 2007, ground staffs tow a Cathay Pacific airplane at the Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) in Hong Kong. Hong Kong carrier Cathay Pacific said on April 17, 2009, it is to ask some staff to take unpaid leave following a huge drop in revenue.

Cargos are handled at HACTL SuperTerminal 1, the world's busiest air cargo terminal at the Hong Kong International Airport April 16, 2009.

Cargo handling is reflected on a mirror as a plane flies past at HACTL SuperTerminal 1, the world's busiest air cargo terminal at the Hong Kong International Airport April 16, 2009.

Cargos are handled outside HACTL SuperTerminal 1, the world's busiest air cargo terminal at the Hong Kong International Airport April 16, 2009.

A Korean Air Cargo Boeing 747 plane flies past HACTL SuperTerminal 1, the world's busiest air cargo terminal at the Hong Kong International Airport April 16, 2009.

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Photo dated November 15, 2002 shows cargo planes waiting to be loaded on the tarmac of Hong Kong's Chek Lap Kok airport.

An attendant stands in front of a column of Cathay Pacific Airways self check-in machines at the Hong Kong Airport March 11, 2009.

A passenger walks past a Cathay Pacific Airways self check-in machine at the Hong Kong Airport March 11, 2009. The Hong Kong airline on Wednesday reported it has lost $1.1 billion in 2008 due to the plunging demand amid the global economic crisis and volatile fuel prices.

A Cathay Pacific Airways flight flies into a cloud after departing from the Hong Kong Airport March 11, 2009. The Hong Kong airline on Wednesday reported it has lost $1.1 billion in 2008 due to the plunging demand amid the global economic crisis and volatile fuel prices.

Belts are seen in front of a Cathay Pacific Airways check-in counter at the Hong Kong Airport March 11, 2009. The Hong Kong airline on Wednesday reported it has lost $1.1 billion in 2008 due to the plunging demand amid the global economic crisis and volatile fuel prices.

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A passenger checks in at a Cathay Pacific check-in counter at Hong Kong International Airport on March 11, 2009. Airline Cathay Pacific reported a net loss of 8.6 billion Hong Kong dollars (1.1 billion US) for 2008, on the back of falling cargo demand and volatile fuel prices.

Baggage handlers gather near the baggage loading area to have a three hour strike against Hong Kong Airport Services decision to cancel their merit bonus in Hong Kong Airport, local media reported December 27,2008.