Omicron｜Cathay Pacific Airways has confirmed that the virus has flowed into the community

Cathay Pacific quarantine-free crew members have confirmed multiple confirmed cases in the past few days, and the Omicron variant virus has even more signs of influx into the community.

One of the earliest was a 45-year-old Cathay Pacific patient (#12609) with a variant virus Omicron and a 44-year-old patient (#12611) who was also a vacant, who were diagnosed after dinner in Tuen Mun.

The 44-year-old occupant went out illegally on Monday (27th) to have dinner with two family members at Wangyue Tower, Festival Walk in Kowloon Tong. The father on the same stage and a diners at the same time were also initially diagnosed yesterday.

In addition, another Cathay Pacific (#12610) who was diagnosed on the 28th of this month was also confirmed to have the Omicron variant virus.

Among the preliminary positive cases yesterday, one person was a colleague who returned on the same flight as him.

It is understood that the newly confirmed crew member visited The Iron Fairies & Co, a bar in Central on the 27th of this month, the third night after returning to Hong Kong. The bar involved has been subject to mandatory inspection.

▼Mochizuki Tower is temporarily closed for inspection by the Health Protection Center ▼

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45-year-old vacant and 44-year-old vacant dinner have been diagnosed with Omicron

The first confirmed 45-year-old Cathay Pacific male flight attendant (#12609) arrived in Hong Kong on December 24 by a cargo plane CX841.

He took the 962X bus to a 44-year-old Cathay Pacific Airways (#12611) lunch with his friend at Jiayue Peninsula in Tuen Mun on December 25th. He was then diagnosed on the 28th after taking samples from the community testing center.

Later, the 44-year-old vacancy (#12611) was also diagnosed. The Centre for Health Protection stated that case 12611 returned to Hong Kong by cargo plane CX2807 on December 25, and had dinner with case 12609 at the residence on December 27. He visited another on December 27. Cheng Wangyue Tower had dinner with his family.

The authorities said that after learning that he had had a meal with the initially diagnosed person, they had been sent to the Penny's Bay Quarantine Center, and he was also diagnosed later.

As to whether the two infected each other after a meal, the results of the genetic sequencing of the authorities are still awaited.

▼Family of the occupants who eat on the same table are infected with the disease in the closed area of ​​Rongze Building in Shikipwei ▼

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Family members and diners on the same stage are initially diagnosed with second-generation infection

In addition, two non-resident family members who had dinner with Kong Shao (#12611) at Wangyuelou in Festival Walk, one of them was also diagnosed as a preliminary yesterday (30th), and the two were father-son relationship. They were once at about 1:30 pm on the 27th. Have lunch together until 3 o'clock.

The 76-year-old male patient is a retiree and has no recent travel history. He lives in Wing Chak House, Chak On Village, Shek Kip Mei.

After case 12611 was diagnosed, he was sent to the Penny's Bay Quarantine Center for quarantine. The test results of the sample taken on December were initially positive, with a Ct value greater than 30, no symptoms, and N501Y and T478K mutant virus strains.

As for another female relative on the same stage, she was also sent to the Penny's Bay Quarantine Center for quarantine on December 28. The sample taken on December 29 tested negative.

In addition to family members on the same stage, diners who had lunch at Wangyuelou at the same time were also recruited.

The 34-year-old man was working on a construction site and had lunch at Wangyuelou at the same time on December 27.

He lives in a village house in Lam Tei Tuen Tze Wai, Tuen Mun. He developed cough symptoms on December 29 and went to the Accident and Emergency Department of Tuen Mun Hospital on the 30th. The result was initially positive, with a Ct value of about 30, with N501Y and T478K mutant virus strains.

A colleague on the same plane who was diagnosed with empty shortages was diagnosed at a bar in Central yesterday

In addition, the 12610 confirmed case on the 28th of this month was also a crew member with the Omicron variant virus.

He took the cargo plane CX843 back to Hong Kong on December 25, and after arriving in Hong Kong, he lived in the Haven Court, Discovery Bay, where he lived with his family.

Yesterday’s initial positive case included a colleague from his classmate returning to Hong Kong. After arriving in Hong Kong, he took a sample at the airport and was exempted from quarantine. The test result on December 27 was negative.

After case 12610 was diagnosed, he was sent to the Penny's Bay Quarantine Center for quarantine on December 28. The test result on December 29 was initially positive, with a Ct value of about 25, no symptoms, and N501Y mutant virus strain.

It is understood that on the 27th of this month, the third night after returning to Hong Kong, the crew member had been to The Iron Fairies & Co, Bar, LG Building, Chinachem Hollywood Centre, 1-13 Hollywood Road, Central The forced inspection was carried out yesterday, and the forced inspection at Block A, Haidu Building, Kennedy Town, was also closed last night.

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