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Written by: Liang Huanmin
2021-05-25 23:52
Last update date: 2021-05-25 23:52
The new crown pneumonia epidemic in Hong Kong has recently dropped. Today (25th) two new confirmed cases, a 37-year-old Filipino domestic helper and a 43-year-old Pakistani man.
The two also returned to Hong Kong in mid-March. They were tested on the 12th and 19th day of the quarantine period. The reports were negative. The Center for Health Protection replied tonight (25th) that BGI is responsible for both tests. .
In addition, another 46-year-old Filipino domestic helper (case number: 11834) who lives in Block 6 of Victoria Harbour Bay in Tai Kok Tsui and was diagnosed a few days ago also reported negative during the quarantine period. His outsourced contractors were BGI and Acecgt Medical Diagnosis (Acecgt).
A 37-year-old Filipino domestic helper (case number: 11836) with the mutant virus lives in the village house No. 49, Heliao Village, Tai Tung, Sai Kung.
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A 37-year-old Filipino domestic helper (case number: 11836) diagnosed today (25th) arrived in Hong Kong from the Philippines on March 20 and was quarantined at the Ramada Plaza North Point from March 20 to April 10.
The Centre for Health Protection said tonight that she was tested on the 12th and 19th day of the quarantine period, and the results were negative. BGI Gene is responsible for both.
After the quarantine was completed, she lived in the employer's residence in Heliao Village, Dadong, Ma'anshan, and then went to the community testing center in Ma'anshan Gymnasium to be tested and diagnosed on May 22.
The confirmed 37-year-old Filipino domestic helper (case number: 11836) arrived in Hong Kong from the Philippines on March 20 and was quarantined at the Ramada Plaza North Point from March 20 to April 10.
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Another local case of unknown origin involved a 43-year-old Pakistani man (case number: 11835).
He returned to Hong Kong from Pakistan on March 16 this year and was quarantined at the Silka Far East Hotel in Tsuen Wan from March 16 to April 5. BGI was also responsible for the two tests during the quarantine period. After the quarantine was completed, he He lives in the residence of Shek Wah Building, Shek Lei (2) Village, Kwai Chung.
▼On May 23, the Hong Kong government enclosed the sixth building of Victoria Harbour for forced inspection and inspection▼
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In addition, the 46-year-old Filipino domestic helper who was diagnosed a few days ago in Victoria Harbour went to Pakistan with his former employer’s family in early February this year. He returned to Hong Kong from Pakistan on April 3 and was quarantined at the Ramada Seaview Hotel in Xiyingpan from April 3 to 23. The outsourcing contractors for testing services are BGI and Acecgt.
From April 24 to 29 after the completion of the quarantine, she temporarily stayed at the former employer’s residence at No. 31, Dawangxia Village, and later moved to the prospective employer’s residence at Block 6, Victoria Harbour, Tai Kok Tsui. She was in the second round of foreign domestic helpers. Mandatory testing was found to be confirmed.
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