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Written by: Zheng Cuibi
2020-07-15 21:16
Last update date: 2020-07-15 21:16The outbreak of New Coronary Pneumonia continued, and outbreaks of infection occurred in the internal medicine ward of Queen Elizabeth Hospital. Two confirmed cases and one preliminary confirmed case appeared in the same ward in A6 ward. According to the news, a support grade employee of Queen Elizabeth Hospital was initially diagnosed. She reported that she lived in Ciyun Mountain and had worked in a medical ward where an outbreak occurred in the hospital. The source emphasized that due to her holiday in the past few days and the residential address of Ciyun Mountain, it is estimated that she may not be infected with the virus in the hospital, and she has to work today.
According to the news, a support grade employee of Queen Elizabeth Hospital initially diagnosed. She reported that she lived in Ciyun Mountain and had worked in the medical ward that broke out in the hospital. (Profile picture)
A 92-year-old female patient was diagnosed in the Queen Elizabeth Hospital's internal medicine ward. It was announced yesterday that a 77-year-old female patient was diagnosed in the same patient and another 64-year-old female patient was initially diagnosed.
According to the news, an employee of the support grade of the hospital was also initially diagnosed at night. She reported that she lived in Ciyun Mountain and had worked in the medical ward where the outbreak occurred in the hospital. The source emphasized that because of her vacation in the past few days and her living in Ciyun Mountain, it is estimated that she may not be infected with the virus in the hospital, but she also works today.
Liu Jiaxian, the chief administrative manager of the Hospital Authority, said at an outbreak press conference today that 42 patients in the same ward have been tested and all results are negative. In addition, the hospital also tested 62 medical staff, 30 of whom were negative. Liu Zhi said that the relevant wards have been suspended from receiving new diseases.
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