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Written by: Lin Yingxian
2020-12-11 12:29
Last update date: 2020-12-11 12:29
There was an outbreak in 6 Regent Gardens in Kowloon Bay. The government set up mobile sampling stations in housing estates to provide testing services for residents and workers who are subject to mandatory testing.
The testing center did not open this morning. There have been hundreds of people waiting in line for testing. Many residents expressed their worries about the outbreak in the building where they lived. The building’s pipes were approved for repairs from time to time, and many residents had also modified the pipes. .
Some residents also said that the residents had "swarmed" for testing last night, criticizing the chaotic arrangement of the testing center, causing long queues and queuing early this morning.
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Mr. Yang, a resident of 11 blocks, said that his younger sister, who lives on the top floor of block 6, often goes to and out of the hospital, and has to go to her home every day. She didn't want to be tested. Only the 6 outbreaks were forced to comply with the government's mandatory testing order. It depends on the situation to decide whether to go to my sister's residence.
Yang also pointed out that water pipes in housing estates often leak and have accidents, and they have to be repaired every one or two years. "There is always a problem."
Mr. Liang, who lives in Block 6, said that his unit is next to Room D, but no one has been diagnosed on his floor, and he is not worried about getting the disease, but he does the test to protect the safety of his family and neighbors.
He said that he has heard of residents refitting their pipes, "ask their hearts, many people have done so."
Ms. Lu, who lives on the 1st floor of Block 6, said that the expert said that the source of the poison or the water channel, she lives in a low-rise building and is very worried about the situation in the building. However, there was a long queue at the testing station yesterday, and her daughter and husband lined up for more than 3 hours last night. , So at 9 o'clock this morning, he and his mother lined up at the scene.
She said that she also inspected the pipes of her unit last night to clean the sewers with clean water, but did not pay attention to whether the pipes were aging.
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Ms. Luo, a resident of Block 6, arrived in line at 8 o'clock this morning. She said that her neighbor was diagnosed and she lived very close and knew each other. She usually said hello and was very worried that she might also be infected. She hoped to be tested yesterday. However, yesterday's inspection center arrangements were chaotic, and there was no indication that only residents who needed mandatory testing would be given priority to take samples. This caused a long queue outside the testing station. They had to go downstairs for testing earlier today, but emphasized that there is no plan to move out.
Regarding building pipes or the source of the spread of drugs, Luo revealed that some households had learned from the housing estate's household group that they had changed their pipes, but he believed that there were only a few. Maintenance, never smell any odor outside or indoors.
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