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Written by: Makayin Wong Wing Yu
2021-05-04 20:37
The last update date: 2021-05-04 20:37
Hong Kong today (4th) added 4 new confirmed cases of new coronary pneumonia, 3 of which are imported cases, and one has not yet been classified.
The unclassified case involved a Filipino domestic helper (#11791) living in Block R of Allway Gardens in Tsuen Wan with the N501Y variant virus.
Although Zhang Zhujun, director of the Department of Infectious Diseases of the Centre for Health Protection, said in the afternoon press conference that all residents of the building are regarded as close contacts and require mandatory evacuation of the entire building for quarantine, the government issued an announcement at 7:30 pm to list Block R in Allway Gardens For restricted areas, people in the area must undergo mandatory testing. The goal is to complete the operation at about 7 am tomorrow (5th).
However, Zhang Zhujun, director of the Infectious Diseases Division of the Center for Health Protection of the Department of Health, said in the afternoon that the residents of Block R in Allway Gardens must be evacuated for 21 days.
It is understood that after the completion of the test, residents with negative results will be arranged to evacuate.
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Residents need to be tested by early morning tomorrow
After the news came out in the afternoon, some residents hurriedly placed their pets in their relatives and friends' homes.
The government issued a draft at 7:30 pm to list Block R of Allway Gardens, No. 2 On Yat Street, Tsuen Wan as a restricted area. Subjects must wait at their premises until all identified subjects in the area have completed the testing. The result has been roughly determined before leaving his premises.
The government's goal is to complete this operation at about 7 am tomorrow (5th).
The government will set up temporary sampling stations in the "restricted areas" and require people under inspection to be tested before midnight tomorrow morning.
If the subject has been tested between May 2 and 4, and can produce a short message or related certificate of the test result, he does not need to be tested again, but he must wait at his premises until all the tested persons have been identified in the area. The person has completed the test and the relevant test result has been roughly confirmed before leaving his premises.
A government spokesman said that since a confirmed case was found in Block R of Allway Gardens today, it was initially shown to involve a variant virus strain. After assessment, the risk of infection in the relevant area is higher. The government decided to impose restrictions and restrictions on the relevant area after the test was positive. Test announcement.
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Ms. Li, who lives upstairs and on the 28th floor of the confirmed Filipino helper, said that from noon on social media, she learned that compulsory testing was required. When she suddenly received news in the afternoon she needed to evacuate. "The company's account" describes it as "sufficient" and believes that the government should clearly send the message to the residents.
She said that because of the unknown quarantine environment, some daily necessities were prepared for use during the quarantine period.
She admitted frankly that she must have a little trouble in life, but she is willing to cooperate in order to fight the epidemic, but thinks that home isolation and other methods will be more convenient
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