The variant virus strain Omicron is coming violently, even spreading to Hong Kong's political circles and officialdom.
There are 33 new cases of infection in Hong Kong today (7th), 7 of which are related to imported cases, including 1 case of no source. The patient is a 58-year-old female tally who lives in Lee Shun Building, Wan Chai. She traveled to the whole of Hong Kong during the incubation period. Multi-regional supermarkets tally goods, including Wanning, ParknShop, U Shopping, and Wellcome. She went to the Industrial Exhibition for 45 minutes at noon on January 3.
About 30 preliminary confirmed cases have been recorded in Hong Kong.
The government enclosed the patient’s residence at Leeshun Building in Lockhart Road at 7 pm for mandatory testing. The subject must stay at his premises and undergo testing.
The government's goal is to complete the operation at about 7 am tomorrow (8th).
The Hong Kong Government sealed off the Leeshun Building on Lockhart Road at 7 pm.
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The Centre for Health Protection today confessed an unattainable case. The patient involved a 58-year-old lady living in Lee Shun Building, Lockhart Road, Wan Chai. She worked as a tally and would go to supermarkets in different regions of Hong Kong such as Mannings, Park Jia, U Shopping and Wellcome. Tally.
Zhang Zhujun, Director of the Department of Infectious Diseases of the Centre for Health Protection, said that the female patient had no suspicious, high-risk, or confirmed cases during the incubation period. She went to Wan Chai for a taste of music and Wan Chai market on December 27 last year; she had been there on January 3 During my visit to Wanchai Ruyi Ice House, I went to the trade fair at 12:45 on the same day and stayed for about 45 minutes.
She visited the Wan Chai market the next day, and the Centre for Health Protection will continue to investigate.
The government today quoted the "Prevention and Control of Diseases (Compulsory Testing for Certain Persons) Regulations" (Chapter 599J) and issued a restriction and testing announcement. From 7 pm onwards, people including the Lockhart Road Leeshun Building must stay on their premises. And accept mandatory testing.
The subject must wait at his premises until all identified persons in the "restricted area" have completed the test, and the relevant test results have been roughly confirmed before leaving the premises.
The government's goal is to complete this operation at about 7 am tomorrow (8th).
A government spokesperson said that because the initial positive test cases living at the above site initially showed that they involved a mutated virus strain, the risk of infection in the relevant area was higher after assessment, so restrictions and testing were announced.
According to the latest arrangement, people living in the same building as the initial positive test case involving suspected Omicron mutant virus strains must stay in the building on the second, third, and third day after the confirmed person is sent to the hospital for treatment or leaves Hong Kong. Compulsory testing will be carried out on 4, 7, 12 and 19.
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