Chen Zhaoshi: Illegal assembly and serious violent violations may increase the risk of virus transmission

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Written by: Chen Qianting

2020-05-31 10:26

The Secretary for Food and Health Chen Zhaoshi said in a blog today (31st) that as the new coronavirus pneumonia epidemic has not yet passed, measures such as the polymerization restriction order are still in effect, illegal assembly and serious violent violations, in addition to affecting Hong Kong ’s ongoing response Outside of economic activities, it is possible to increase the risk of virus transmission. She pointed out that if this caused a large group of infections, it would once again affect the daily life of the citizens and bring another impact to the public medical system.

Chen Zhaoshi also said that since the beginning of last week, various violent acts have appeared in society again. Some people still shouted the slogan "Hong Kong Independence", and some people set fires and blocked roads. They just confirmed the necessity and urgency of national security legislation. Sex, reiterating that citizens who abide by the laws and regulations will not be affected by the National Security Law.

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Chen Zhaoshi wrote a blog on the topic of "World No Tobacco Day", pointing out that studies have shown that if smokers contract new types of pneumonia, the chance of getting worse is 1.4 to 2.4 times that of non-smokers. The postscript of "Digression" adds views on national security legislation and social violations.

Chen Zhaoshi said that since last week, there have been various acts of violence in the society again. Some people shouted the slogan "Hong Kong Independence"; some people set fires and blocked roads; some people attacked citizens with different opinions by extremely violent methods, Chen Zhaoshi It is believed that this justifies the necessity and urgency of national security legislation.

She continued to refer to the establishment and improvement of Hong Kong's legal system and enforcement mechanism for safeguarding national security at the national level, with the purpose of safeguarding national security and safeguarding Hong Kong's prosperity and stability, thereby better safeguarding the legitimate rights and freedoms of Hong Kong citizens. The vast majority of Hong Kong citizens who abide by the law and will not participate in activities that endanger national security will not be affected at all.

Looking through the information, the above remarks are also almost completely consistent with the speeches made by Chief Executive Lin Zhengyue and other accountability teams in recent days.

If there is another group infection or impact on the medical system

New pneumonia broke out in Wuhan, China since the end of December last year. Hong Kong also recorded the first confirmed patient from Wuhan at the end of January. The epidemic has continued to spread globally.

Chen Zhaoshi said that from the perspective of public health, the epidemic has not yet passed, and the restrictions imposed on group aggregation to protect public health are still in effect. Illegal assembly and serious violent violations are not only affecting the economic activities that Hong Kong is recovering, it is indeed possible Increase the risk of virus transmission.

She pointed out that if this caused a large group of infections, it would not only affect the citizens' daily rework and return to school, but also have another impact on our public medical system.

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