Compulsory testing｜Australian sampling certificate of 47-year-old port airline cargo aircraft personnel confirms that Block 11 of Yingwan Park requires compulsory inspection

The Food and Health Bureau announced a mandatory test announcement tonight (23). A 52-year-old woman left Hong Kong for the United Kingdom on flight CX255 on September 11. The sample taken in the United Kingdom on September 13 tested positive. She had Two doses of Kexing vaccine were given in the Mainland.

For the sake of prudence by the authorities, she had lived in the Golden Ease Boutique Hotel at 21 Bowery Lane, Tsim Sha Tsui, where she had lived during the incubation period. The premises must be subject to compulsory testing.

In addition, a 47-year-old crew member of a Hong Kong Airlines cargo plane took samples locally in Australia and confirmed the diagnosis after laboratory tests. As he traveled between Hong Kong and Australia multiple times in September, his residence at Phase 3, Phase 3, Eleven Residences at Yingwan Park, Tung Chung was included. Mandatory testing announcement, relevant persons must be tested on or before the 25th of this month.

In addition, 15 additional schools today have outbreaks of upper respiratory tract infection and/or influenza-like illnesses requiring compulsory inspection. The specified levels of 13 kindergartens/kindergarten/child care centers and 2 schools have also been included in the mandatory inspection announcement.

Visitors, teachers and students, etc. must complete the test by Saturday (25th) at the latest, or return the sample bottle by next Monday (27th) at the latest.

The schools on the list include the kindergarten attached to Hip Yan Middle School and Kowloon True Light Middle School (Kindergarten Section).

The Food and Health Bureau announced a mandatory test announcement tonight (17th). A 52-year-old woman took flight CX255 from Hong Kong to the UK on September 11. The sample taken in the UK on September 13 tested positive and did not show up. Asymptomatic, she had received two doses of Kexing vaccine in the Mainland.

For the sake of prudence, the authorities, she had lived in Hong Kong during the incubation period at 21 Bowery Lane Boutique Hotel, Tsim Sha Tsui, will be included in the mandatory testing announcement.

Anyone who has been in the hotel between August 23 and September 23 (including but not limited to guests, visitors and staff) must be tested on or before the 25th of this month.

Those who have been tested or vaccinated between September 21 and 23 will be deemed to have complied with the requirements of the mandatory testing announcement.

In addition, the Centre for Health Protection announced that a 47-year-old man, who was a Hong Kong Air Cargo plane crew member, had travelled to and from Hong Kong and Australia several times in early and mid-September.

He was tested in Hong Kong and Australia on September 17 and September 18, and the results were negative.

After returning to Hong Kong, I learned that the Australian sampling result was positive

However, he traveled from Hong Kong to Australia via flight HX2017 on September 20, and returned to Hong Kong via flight HX2018 on September 22. The sample taken at the airport temporary sample collection center on the same day turned out to be negative, and then returned to the aforementioned location in Tung Chung. Home.

The centre received a notification from the Australian health authorities today (September 23) that the patient's sample taken in Australia on September 20 tested positive.

The patient is currently asymptomatic and has been arranged to be sent to hospital for treatment. The Hong Kong hospital will take another sample for him for further testing.

He received two doses of Fubital vaccine in Hong Kong on April 7 and April 29.

The patient lives in Block 11, Phase 3, Yue Tao Heen, Ying Wan Garden, Tung Chung.

The epidemiological investigation and follow-up of the case are still in progress.

For the sake of prudence, the place where he lived during the incubation period has been included in the mandatory testing announcement.

Anyone who has been in the above specified place during the specified period shall undergo mandatory testing on the specified day.

15 kindergartens hit the flu

Due to outbreaks of upper respiratory tract infections and/or influenza-like illnesses in 15 schools, the symptoms of the disease are similar to those of COVID-19. The Hong Kong government stated that, out of caution, the relevant schools or their specified levels have been included in the mandatory testing announcement.

Schools subject to mandatory inspection include the kindergarten affiliated to Heep Yan Secondary School, Heep Hong Society Hing Wah Centre, Tsing Yi Chamber of Commerce Kwan O Kindergarten, Kowloon True Light Secondary School (Kindergarten Division), The Salvation Army Wo Che Nursery School, English Foundation International Kindergarten (Tung Chung), Ying Ke Ya Bai International Kindergarten, The Church of Christ in China Yuen Long Church True Light Kindergarten, The Church of Christ in China Yuen Long Church True Light Kindergarten No. 2 School, Kaisi Kindergarten/Kindergarten (Castle City), The Church of Christ in China Hong Kong Zhidao Tong Kibo Kindergarten (Tseung Kwan O), Tin Lok Kindergarten and Kindergarten and Sheung Shui Tong Kindergarten.

Anyone who has been in school for more than two hours between September 10 and September 23 must be tested on or before September 25 (Saturday).

If the subject chooses to use the sample bottle distributed by the Centre for Health Protection for testing, the sample collection bottle must be returned on or before September 27.

Those who have completed the vaccination will be deemed to have complied with the requirements of the mandatory testing announcement.

In addition, first-year teachers and students of Tung Wah Group of Hospitals Xian Ciyun Primary School and Kowloon Tong School are also required to undergo compulsory testing.

From September 10 to September 23, first-year students who have been in the school and teachers of designated schools who have taught students at this level must be tested on or before September 25.

Compulsory testing｜Four schools are listed on the list of influenza outbreaks in Hanji International School Primary One teachers and students will be tested for compulsory testing by Thursday at the latest.

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