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Written by: Ouyang Dehao
2020-07-20 14:02
Last update date: 2020-07-20 14:03A new outbreak of new pneumonia in Hong Kong announced yesterday that 108 new cases have been diagnosed. This is the first time in Hong Kong that the number of cases has exceeded 100, with a total of 1,886 cases. People were panicking and went to private hospitals to do virus testing, which caused many hospitals to be fully tested in recent days.
The Grand Hyatt Hospital temporarily suspended registration yesterday and the day before, and will resume on-site planning starting today (20th). Some people were dissatisfied with the arrangement that they called Gangyi Hospital last Friday (17th) and were informed that the number of registration tests was unlimited. Unexpectedly, they waited 5 hours after arriving at the hospital. After payment, they were told to submit samples on Monday (that is, today). There will be no results until tomorrow. Some citizens only came to the scene with their well-known quotas and touched the nails, blaming the hospital for the messy information and the lack of telephone calls.
Gangyi Hospital's new pneumonia virus testing service resumed on-site planning today (20th), and a large number of citizens queued for registration. (Photo by Zhang Haowei)
In recent days, there have been crowds in many hospitals, and a large number of citizens have queued up overnight to register for virus detection. The process arrangement is very unsatisfactory. Mr. Wang, a traveler from Shenzhen, angered that the waiting time was inconsistent with the information inquired by telephone earlier. He pointed out that he had called Hong Kong Yi Hospital last Friday and was informed that the test was unlimited and could get the test result within 6 to 9 hours. Wait for 5 hours to arrive at the hospital. After payment, I was informed that the sample will not be submitted until Monday (that is, today). After submitting the sample at 6 this morning, he was informed that he would receive the result at 6 PM tomorrow.
Mr. Wang continued that he came to Hong Kong to visit relatives a few months ago and was unable to leave due to the closure of the epidemic. Therefore, he needs to receive the test results in order to go home. He rebuked the hospital for "deep drinking water". As for why he did not choose other hospitals, Mr. Wang explained that only the Hong Kong Hospital can be connected to the phone, and his fellow girlfriends even said: "I will not come to Hong Kong in the future!"
In the past two days, many citizens told reporters that the information of many hospitals is unclear, and the limits and details are not listed. Many calls are also unavailable, and they have no choice but to visit each hospital. Mr. Chen, a citizen holding No. 22 chip, also said that he can see that the results can be distributed on the Internet on the same day, but he was informed that he can only receive the results the next day after arriving. He felt cheated but could only accept it.
Mr. Wang denounced that the waiting time was inconsistent with the information queried earlier by telephone. (Photo by Ouyang Dehao)
Citizens call on the government to recognize more hospitals and laboratories
Some members of the public have also lost their chances to collect chips because of information confusion. Mr. Tan took his family to Gangyi Hospital at about 7:30 this morning, but after he arrived at the venue, he had already allocated the chips. He denounced, "The Hong Kong government is out of touch and all private hospitals are doing it. Every hospital bursts into the sunshade, and it's all okay! The day before yesterday, I started to listen, and people around the phone didn't listen to it, and the websites were all there!"
He pointed out that he got up at 5:30 this morning from Tuen Mun's "mountain and river" to Hong Kong Island. He suggested that the government recognize more laboratories and hospitals, and that the cost of the test is expensive. "In the Mainland, a few hundred mosquitoes will be tested once, a 2,000 mile will be collected, and a few ten thousand mosquitoes. Hong Kong people are so well developed."
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Gangyi Hospital: Test demand is expected to remain high
A staff member of Gangyi Hospital revealed that there were a large number of people registering and testing last Friday, and the hospital suspended registration on Saturday and Sunday. A spokesman for Gangyi Hospital also told Hong Kong 01 yesterday that considering the manpower and the amount of testing, the hospital provides testing services from Monday to Saturday. It is expected that the future testing demand will remain high, and the relevant arrangements will be adjusted according to the development of the situation.
Gangyi Hospital's new pneumonia virus testing service resumed on-site planning today (20th), and a large number of citizens queued for registration. (Photo by Zhang Haowei)
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