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Written by: Huang Yongyu, Kuang Xiaobin, Chen Qianting, Li Enci, and Zhang Jiamin
2020-07-27 07:00
Last update date: 2020-07-27 07:00The third wave of new coronary pneumonia in Hong Kong is severe. More than 100 confirmed cases have been recorded for 5 consecutive days, increasing to 2,634 cases. In other words, since the third wave of epidemics broke out in early July, there have been more than 1,300 new cases in less than one month, surpassing the total of the past six months. As of midnight yesterday (26th), there were 128 new confirmed cases in the past 24 hours, of which 25 were imported cases, 103 were local infections, 68 of which were related to other confirmed cases, and the remaining 35 were the source of infection Unknown, there are about 100 preliminary confirmed cases.
Overview of yesterday:
From Wednesday, all arriving crew members must submit a negative result and still exempt from compulsory quarantine for loading and unloading crew members
New crown pneumonia｜Government: Exempting from quarantine to ensure that essential goods to Hong Kong stop being exported is not in public interest
New crown pneumonia | Free virus testing week extended to minibus drivers, red buses and green buses benefit
New Coronary Pneumonia | 128 more cases broke the 5th consecutive day in Bai Tuen Mun Kang Wo Nursing Home with 23 recruits
New Coronary Pneumonia | More than 100 confirmed patients have not yet been sent to the Hospital Authority: Not ideal for emergency
New crown pneumonia | Three people in the Sheung Shui slaughterhouse provoke concerns about pork-eating infection Xu Deyi: No evidence
↓↓Citizens have fun on the small beach and rocky beach of Yongqiaozui Island on Sunday↓↓
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[03:30] The Luohu District New Crown Pneumonia Epidemic Prevention and Control Headquarters stated that it received a notification from the Hong Kong Health Protection Center that a Hong Kong truck driver was diagnosed on Sunday (26th). He had been in the property of Panshan Garden Community, Liantang Street, Luohu District. Stay in the industry.
[New crown pneumonia] Hong Kong confirmed that the truck driver has stayed in Shenzhen community residents are arranged for testing
[01:28] The third wave of epidemics continues to erupt. The Centre for Health Protection announced 128 new confirmed cases on Sunday (26th). According to the updated residential information of the confirmed cases, the new cases involved residential buildings in 17 districts in Hong Kong, with no new cases in outlying islands. Among them, at least 14 newly diagnosed patients live in Tuen Mun district, and at least 13 people live in Kwun Tong district, including a 66-year-old female patient living in On Tai Building in Ngau Tau Kok and a 23-year-old male patient in Kai Shing House, Kai Yip Estate And the 71-year-old female patient in Anhua Building, Lehua South Village, the source of infection is unknown.
There have also been confirmed cases in some famous properties, including a 55-year-old male patient living in Block 3, Phase 3, Famous City, Tai Wai, and a 67-year-old female patient at Lung Pak Court, World Garden. The source of infection is unknown; Park Yoho, Yuen Long (Park Yoho) Phase 1B 7B A 39-year-old male patient is related to the confirmed case earlier.
New crown pneumonia｜Only outlying islands, no new patients Tuen Mun, Kwun Tong, the most disaster-stricken city, and Mount Peak are on the list
Some patients have visited V City "Romeki". (Online picture)
[01:09] The third wave of the epidemic broke out locally, with more than 100 confirmed cases recorded for 5 consecutive days, increasing to 2,634 cases. The Centre for Health Protection updated the places visited by the confirmed patients yesterday (26th) night. There were 12 more restaurants than the previous day. Among them, 3 restaurants in Tuen Mun were on the list, including Zall Plaza "Great Happy" and V City " "Lo Mak Kee" and V City "Thank You Nong", the shop "door corner" opened by local craft beer, some patients reported that they had visited, and some patients reported that they had visited the temporarily closed Yuen Long Wai Kee BBQ Park .
New crown pneumonia | Patient whereabouts update 12 restaurants on the list, including Wai Kee BBQ Paradise, Luo Mak Kee
▼The second round of new measures for the third wave of the epidemic▼
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[00:25] The condition of confirmed patients who were not admitted to the hospital has deteriorated. According to the information updated by the Department of Health at nearly midnight on Sunday, there are still 80 patients who reported that they have been diagnosed last Saturday (25th) and before (ie 24th and before) Awaiting admission. Among them, patient No. 2065, a 26-year-old man living in Dezhi Building, Houde Village, reported on the 22nd, is still awaiting admission.
Together with the 128 patients (diagnosed on the 25th) reported on Sunday and about 100 newly diagnosed patients on Sunday, a total of 300 people are waiting to be admitted.
New crown pneumonia | Tighten seafarers' quarantine exemption Xu Deyi avoids answering whether to apologize to experts: always respect
New crown pneumonia | Tsing Yi South Fire Station has recruited 4 fire chiefs who have inspected compulsory quarantine
New crown pneumonia | Outsourced cleaner from EMSD headquarters diagnosed with still working on Tuesday
New crown pneumonia | At least 40 government employees and outsourced workers have been diagnosed in 16 departments since the beginning of July
New crown pneumonia | Hong Kong University microbiology experts analyze the outbreak may be related to multi-person indoor gatherings during holidays
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New crown pneumonia | Hong Kong University microbiology experts analyze the outbreak may be related to multi-person indoor gatherings during holidays
New crown pneumonia | The slaughterhouse is now confirmed to buy food citizens: switch to frozen meat or imported pork
New crown pneumonia | Outsourced cleaner from EMSD headquarters diagnosed with still working on Tuesday
New Coronary Pneumonia New Coronary Pneumonia Center for Health Protection Department of Health Homes for the Elderly