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Written by: Golden Chess
2021-04-13 21:30
Last update date: 2021-04-13 21:30
The new crown pneumonia epidemic continues. Today (13th) there are 13 new confirmed cases in Hong Kong, and 3 local patients are relatives. The 55-year-old confirmed housewife (#11604) who became the first to have the onset of the disease is listed as a case of unknown origin. She lives in Lido, Sham Tseng. 2 gardens.
The government announced that the building will be classified as a designated "restricted area" from 8 pm, and those inside must stay on the premises and undergo compulsory testing.
The government will set up a temporary sampling station in the "restricted area" and require the subject to be tested by 1:00 am tomorrow (14th).
Residents of Block 2 of Lido Garden pointed out that the building also had a confirmed case in January this year, and it was included in the mandatory testing announcement at that time; it is also suitable that mandatory testing is required now.
However, the resident criticized that there is no need to "close the area": "Compulsory testing is sufficient, and the area is not necessary to be closed."
A 55-year-old confirmed housewife (#11604) lives in Block 2 of Lido Garden, Sham Tseng.
(Photo by Zheng Zifeng)
Resident Cen Tai lives in Block 2 of Lido Garden where the confirmed case occurred. She said that the building had a confirmed case in January this year and was included in the mandatory testing announcement at that time.
Now that the building is again subject to mandatory testing, she thinks it is appropriate.
When asked if she would be worried about the invisible transmission chain in the building, she said: "It's nothing to be surprised. The epidemic situation in the family is very difficult to tell. It is more repetitive. Everyone should be careful."
Mrs. Shum also said that in response to the case of a confirmed case in the building earlier, the pipes had been inspected and repaired and they were in good condition.
When asked if she would be worried about the building being classified as a restricted area "closed area", she believes that the current sources of confirmed diagnoses are scattered: "Compulsory testing is sufficient, and closed areas are not necessary", and the residents of the housing estates have sufficient anti-epidemic intentions, such as Alcohol handrub is also used when going in and out.
Another Zheng Sheng, who lives in the Lido Garden, said that he was not too worried: "I don't want to be serious, one and a half, I'm used to it."
Because of his work needs, he will be tested once a week. In addition, he has been vaccinated with the first dose of Fubitai vaccine.
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The 55-year-old housewife, who was diagnosed with a confirmed case, went to the Citywalk Phase II "Tian·You Vegetable Food" to have a meal. At 5 o'clock this afternoon, I still saw a staff member and a shop assistant dining in the restaurant.
A shop assistant said that after learning that a confirmed person had visited the shop, the shop was immediately closed and a major cleaning has been carried out. He also pointed out that it is now the restaurant’s "off" time, and the dinner market would have started at 6 pm, but had to wait The person in charge decides whether to continue business today.
The staff also said that because the government requires restaurant employees to be tested once on the 14th, all employees of the restaurant have been tested on the 10th and 11th of this month, and the results received today are all negative.
And tonight, there will be another major cleaning: "The drying, sofa, and stools will be lifted, and all of them will be disinfected."
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