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Author: Zhu Haiqi
2021-01-31 23:10
Last update date: 2021-01-31 23:10
The epidemic has been repeated. The number of confirmed cases in Hong Kong on Sunday rose to 53. 44 were local cases. Many people continued to be diagnosed in the designated area of Yau Ma Tei. Three more people in Block R of Lvyang New Village in Tsuen Wan were infected with the disease. Bay reported that there was a patient living.
▼A list of residential buildings where the confirmed cases have lived on January 31▼
Yau Tsim Mong District is still the hardest hit by the epidemic. Eight people have been diagnosed. Five of them live in designated areas, including Wen Yuan Building, Wen Wei Building, No. 159 Reclamation Street and No. 167 Temple Street.
The Kowloon City District is also not optimistic. There are 6 local cases. Two people live in a designated area. Although the remaining 4 people are not residents in the designated area, two households are only one street away from the designated area.
Three people were diagnosed in Sham Shui Po, and another eight people in Tun, Yuan and Tian were infected.
On Hong Kong Island, Tai Tam Huangfu Bay, a luxury mansion located in the Southern District, is also on the list, where the transaction price of foreign house prices can easily exceed 100 million yuan.
Where and whereabouts of the confirmed patient in the past 14 days
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