Hong Kong received a notification from the United Kingdom that a 16-year-old woman who had completed the vaccination was diagnosed two days after flying to the United Kingdom.
Block 9, Villa Esplanada, Tsing Yi, and 9 other schools with outbreaks of upper respiratory tract infections, including Harrow International School in Tuen Mun, were also subject to mandatory testing.
The Centre for Health Protection today (16th) received notification from the British authorities of an overseas confirmed case involving a 16-year-old female patient who is asymptomatic:
The new coronavirus test in Hong Kong on September 4 was negative
Leaving Hong Kong on flight CX251 on September 6
Arrived in the UK on September 7
A sample collected in the UK on September 9 tested positive
Two doses of Fubitai vaccine were injected in Hong Kong on July 19 and August 9
The patient lives in Block 9, Villa Esplanada, 8 Ya Ying Chau Street, Tsing Yi. Residents, visitors and staff of the building are required to undergo mandatory testing.
In addition, nine schools with outbreaks of upper respiratory tract infections have been subject to mandatory testing, including the Harrow International School in Tuen Mun.
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