The Hong Kong government is arranging two chartered flights to bring home some 350 Hong Kong people stranded aboard a coronavirus-stricken cruise ship docked in Japan, the territory's security chief John Lee said Monday.The move came amid requests by numerous foreign countries to evacuate their nationals from the vessel, where 454 infections have been confirmed, including 21 Hong Kong people. Around 3,000 passengers and crew remain on the ship."We have made our demands to Japan...and further requests for these Hong Kong people to, once they are allowed to disembark, that they should be tran…READ FULL ARTICLE