Hong Kong's new scheme to allow dogs in restaurants has seen an unexpectedly high demand, with over 2,100 applications received, more than double the 1,000-place quota for the initial phase. The licensing scheme, which opened on May 18, aims to include up to 1,000 restaurants by July. Successful applicants will pay a fee of HK$140 (US$17.90) to add the dog-admission endorsement to their food business license. If more than 1,000 applications are received, places will be allocated via a ballot. AI
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