A female employee of Little Boss, a pet shop in Causeway Bay, was diagnosed with the Delta virus earlier, and today (18th) a customer was also listed as a confirmed case.
The Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department tested samples from the branch and the warehouse of Tai Po Industrial Estate, and some hamsters and environmental samples were positive for the new coronavirus.
In the evening, AFCD officers and CHP officers went to the Little Boss pet shop in Causeway Bay, seized multiple bags of items, and disinfected the shop. After a few hours, they left with multiple bags of red plastic bags with "Biohazard" printed on them.
Sources at the scene indicated that the plastic bags contained animals that had been humanely destroyed.
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The Little Boss pet store in Causeway Bay involved has been closed. All the personnel who entered the store were wearing full protective clothing. They entered the store with multiple plastic bags in hand. When they left, they took away multiple red plastic bags with items. Enter the store for disinfection.
The officers entered at 6 p.m. and left at 10 p.m., and the gates kept falling for several hours.
The Centre for Health Protection said today that in addition to a female shop assistant at Little Boss who was diagnosed with the Delta virus, a visiting female customer was found to have tested positive.
Her daughter bought a hamster at Little Boss on the 4th of this month, and the patient and her daughter went to the store to change the hamster cage after that.
Her husband also tested positive.
Authorities said all animals at Little Boss in Causeway Bay and warehouses in Tai Po will be tested and then killed.
In addition, all pet shops in Hong Kong that sell hamsters must be closed, and the hamsters sold must also be destroyed humanely. It is estimated that a total of 2,000 hamsters and small animals will be involved.
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