Among the newly confirmed cases today (13th), a 32-year-old male patient (#13011) living in Fenglin Garden Phase 3, North Point, who was sitting in the same unit with the previous CITIC Securities infected person (#12985), and He began to feel unwell on January 9, and was initially positive after he went to the emergency department of Queen Mary Hospital on the 11th.
Queen Mary Hospital stated that the patient developed symptoms of cough, sore throat and fever when he consulted, and later tested positive.
The spokesman pointed out that at that time, the medical staff in the A&E department were all wearing appropriate protective clothing, and no one was listed as a close contact. About 50 people, including medical staff, phlebotomists, and clerks, were required to undergo mandatory testing, and no positive cases were found.
In response to the enquiry, the Fire Services Department also pointed out that in response to the mandatory testing announcement issued by the government, the 43 members who need to be tested have been immediately arranged to be tested as soon as possible, and since the confirmed cases did not go to the hospital by ambulance, no members of the Fire Services Department were defined as members of the Fire Services Department. Close contacts.
▼On January 12, the third phase of North Point Fenglin Garden is now a vertical communication expert to inspect the site▼
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Among the newly confirmed cases today, there is a possible import-related case, 13011. The 32-year-old male patient lives in Fenglin Garden Phase 3, North Point. Unit, the two do not know each other.
The male patient, who is mainly engaged in decoration work, began to feel unwell on January 9, and was initially positive after seeking treatment in the emergency department of Queen Mary Hospital on January 11.
▼1.11 North Point Fenglin Garden Phase III closed area inspection▼
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50 emergency room nurses and phlebotomists need to test Mary: wearing protective clothing at the time
Queen Mary Hospital stated that the patient developed symptoms of cough, sore throat and fever when he consulted, and later tested positive.
The spokesman pointed out that at that time, the medical staff in the emergency room were all wearing appropriate protective clothing, and no one was listed as a close contact. About 50 people, including medical staff, phlebotomists and clerks, were required to undergo mandatory testing, and no positive cases were found.
The government has included the emergency department of Queen Mary Hospital into compulsory inspection yesterday, and anyone who was in the premises from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. on January 11 must be tested.
According to Queen Mary Hospital, the medical staff in the A&E department were wearing appropriate protective clothing at that time, and no one was listed as a close contact. About 20 people, including medical staff, phlebotomists and administrative staff, were required to undergo mandatory testing, and no positive cases were found.
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Fire Services Department: Arrange 43 ambulances immediately for testing
In response to the enquiry, the Fire Services Department also pointed out that in response to the mandatory testing announcement issued by the government, the 43 personnel who need to be tested have been immediately arranged to go to community testing centres or mobile sampling stations for COVID-19 testing as soon as possible.
The confirmed cases did not take an ambulance to the hospital. So far, in the above cases, no member of the Fire Services Department has been defined as a close contact by the CHP.
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