Social News
Author: Zhu Haiqi
2021-01-25 17:02
Last update date: 2021-01-25 17:02
The Centre for Health Protection announced that three more buildings will be subject to mandatory testing today. Two buildings are located at Yu Chau Street in Sham Shui Po at the same time, which is a designated area previously delineated. The other is Dongfa Building in North Point.
The residents of all three buildings must be tested for the virus.
▼In the early morning of January 25th, Jordan restricted areas before the closure order was lifted▼
+2
+2
+2
Zhang Zhujun, director of the Infectious Diseases Division of the Centre for Health Protection, pointed out that 3 buildings were included in the mandatory testing building today, two of which are located in designated areas in Sham Shui Po. In the past 14 days, a unit in the building in the area has had one or more confirmed cases. Mandatory detection.
Two buildings are located at No. 173 Ru Chau Street and one person was diagnosed; the other is at Nos. 280-286A Ru Chau Street and one person was diagnosed.
Looking through the information, two people were diagnosed on Ruzhou Street in the past 14 days, including Buildings 223 and 254.
On Hong Kong Island, a total of 3 people from two units at Block C of Dongfa Building in North Point were diagnosed. Zhang Zhujun pointed out that the people from the two units are neighbors, but there is no obvious epidemiological relationship.
Jordan Closed Area｜The government sampled Sham Shui Po Building Sewage District Councillors on Saturday, saying that citizens are worried about preparing to close the area
Jordan Closed District｜It is reported that the Sham Shui Po District Council will issue a statement against: worry about destroying the peace of residents
Jordan Closed Area | Youzan Youbang neighborhoods in Fruit Lan and Sham Shui Po buy fruit to prevent assault closed areas
Mandatory Inspection Building | Residents of 9 Building shall inspect 6 designated areas in Sham Shui Po, Yau Ma Tei at the latest on the 25th
01News
Mandatory testing for new coronary pneumonia
