The Centre for Health Protection of the Department of Health yesterday (2nd) announced a case of infection involving the L452R variant virus. At night, the patient’s On Jian Building, On Tin Village, Lam Tin was enclosed for testing.
The government issued a statement at 7:05 this morning, stating that mandatory testing operations in the area have been completed and no confirmed cases have been found.
According to the government statement, as of 1 am today, about 1,100 residents have been tested and no confirmed cases have been found.
In addition, the government has also dispatched personnel to visit about 360 households in the "restricted area", of which about 6 households were not answered during the process, and the government will take measures to follow up.
Starting from about 7 am today, Lantian has specified that people who have been tested in the "restricted area" can provide the prescribed personnel with personal After completing the data, leave the "restricted area" via the designated exit.
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Yesterday’s case of infection was a 28-year-old woman who returned to Hong Kong from the United States on December 1. She tested positive at the airport and was initially confirmed.
Since she had stayed in Hong Kong during the 21-day incubation period, Anjian Building, Andian Village, Lam Tin, where she lived, was closed for mandatory testing last night.
She was infected with the L452R variant virus and had been vaccinated with two doses of Fubitai vaccine.
She works on the 10th floor of Wheelock House, 20 Pedder Street, Central, and her last work date is November 19. This location has also been subject to mandatory testing.
Compulsory testing｜The first confirmed 28-year-old woman has visited many places involving the four seasons of Caprice Bar, "Jun" Anjian Building, Antian Village, and the 28-year-old female resident returned to Hong Kong to work in the Wheelock Building in the United States and work in Inner Mongolia. Those who actively test positive for diagnosis will be rewarded 10,000 yuan Omicron｜The patient is diagnosed at the airport for 4 days
