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Written by: Chen Jiayi
2021-02-04 09:39
The last update date: 2021-02-04 09:40
The government last night (3rd) listed Block D of Ting On Building in To Kwa Wan, Mei Wah Building, Hing Wah 1st Village in Chai Wan, and Block 1 of Fung King Garden in Tuen Mun as "restricted areas." Residents must be subject to mandatory testing.
The government completed the operation at about 6:30 this morning (4th). About 241 residents of Block D of Ding'an Building were tested. No confirmed cases were found.
Some residents said that the closure of the area came suddenly, "something is meaningless," and that the mandatory testing for multiple closures was zero confirmed, criticizing the government for wasting resources; some residents pointed out that the area needed to be closed for testing and worried about invisible patients.
Compulsory testing was completed at Block D of Ding'an Building in To Kwa Wan at about 6:30 in the morning. People wearing protective clothing registered residents at the door, and residents could leave after showing a negative test result.
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The government yesterday designated a temporary sampling station in a "restricted area" in To Kwa Wan to test the residents. The mandatory test was completed at about 6:30 this morning and confirmed that all people in the area have been tested.
Affected by the closed area, the bus stop near the building was closed. Several police cars were parked. People wearing protective clothing were registered as residents at the door. Those who have undergone the test can show the negative test result via SMS or wear a bracelet to prove Subject to compulsory testing, you can leave through designated exits after providing personal data to the authorities.
As of 0:30 today, about 241 residents have been tested and no confirmed cases have been found.
Mr. Li, the security guard of the building night watch, thinks the epidemic is serious and is willing to test.
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After the building’s night watch guard was tested last night, Mr. Li learned the results at about 1 am and was not affected. He thought the epidemic was serious and was willing to test.
Resident Mr. Ye believes that the closure of the area came suddenly, "something is meaningless", and the area is closed during work hours, and they are arranged for inspection on a house-by-house basis at 8 p.m. He feels a little troublesome.
Regarding the unconfirmed cases in Block D of Ding'an Building, he said that the entire building was closed with zero confirmed cases in other places. If there were no confirmed cases in the future, he criticized the government for wasting resources.
▼On February 3, the Hong Kong government "strongly recommends" civil servants to use peace of mind when entering and leaving the government headquarters▼
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Ms. Deng believes that the closure of the area for testing is laboring for the people and wealth, and the mandatory testing only a few days after a confirmed case in the building has little effect.
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Ms. Deng, who must go to work at 8:30, said that after the test at 10 o'clock last night, she did not receive the results until 1 and 2 in the morning, which made her sleep well all night.
She believes that the closure of the area for testing is laboring for the people and wealth. The building has confirmed cases as early as last Saturday (30th). The mandatory testing after many days has passed has little effect, and the scope of the virus has expanded.
She pointed out that the authorities only sealed Block D, but the shared patio of the building might spread the virus.
Resident Ms. Chen believes that the area needs to be closed for testing, and is worried about invisible patients.
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Resident Ms. Chen believes that it is necessary to close the area for testing, worrying about invisible patients.
Mr. Lu said that it is not troublesome and he is mentally prepared to close the area for testing.
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