[Wuhan pneumonia] 30-week pregnant woman stays in Wuhan looking forward to returning to Hong Kong

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Author: Zheng Qiuling

2020-02-21 14:21

The outbreak of a new coronavirus in Wuhan "closed the city" last month. According to preliminary statistics, more than 2,500 Hong Kong people are currently stranded in Hubei. The Democratic Party Legislative Councillor Tu Jinshen said that a pregnant woman from Hong Kong who was stranded in Wuhan received a case for help. The pregnant woman was 30 weeks pregnant and the expected date of delivery was mid-April. She hoped to return to Hong Kong for medical examination as soon as possible. Mr. James Jin urged the SAR Government to give priority to emergency cases and arrange for the victims to return to Hong Kong.

"Hong Kong 01" is making enquiries with the Constitutional and Mainland Affairs Bureau.

Wuhan closed the city for nearly a month, but the epidemic continued to spread from person to person. It snowed earlier and became more desolate. (Associated Press)

▼ Wuhan pneumonia epidemic spreads about 70,000 confirmed in the country ▼

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Tu Jinshen said that the 30-week-old pregnant woman is in rural Wuhan and has implemented closed management, but the victim has learned from the local authorities that the authorities can issue a permit to let the pregnant woman leave as long as the SAR government requests it. She went to Hong Kong a week ago House for help. Mr James TO believes that the Government should give priority to emergency cases and arrange for return to Hong Kong.

Democratic Party Legislative Councillor Tu Jinshen said that a Hong Kong pregnant woman stranded in Wuhan received a case for help. (Profile picture)

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