The Pakistani woman who contracted the virus at Silka Seaview Hotel in Yau Ma Tei was diagnosed after she left the hotel and infected at least 9 relatives and friends. Yesterday (18th), she was even more suspected of modern second-generation transmission. Two students from the Memorial School of Sister Mofuderia were "successfully recruited". , and the family wandered in Sham Shui Po again, making the area an "epidemic area".
The government today (19th) set up 8 additional testing points in Sham Shui Po to sample citizens for voluntary testing. However, the situation this morning was different from the situation in Tuen Mun, where thousands of people were empty. The mobile sampling station in Lai Chi Kok Park was deserted. Only about 20 people were tested.
A citizen who lives in Mei Foo is worried about the epidemic situation in Mei Foo and even the entire Sham Shui Po District. She visited Ap Liu Street on the weekend to come to the test: "There is an invisible transmission chain in the shock area. Do the test for peace of mind."
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Wait for about 5 minutes at Lai Chi Kok Park Testing Station to complete the test
The government set up 8 additional testing points in Sham Shui Po this morning. One of the mobile sampling stations is located in Lai Chi Kok Park, where residents are sampled from 9 to 9.
The station was sparsely populated this morning. Only about 20 people were tested in the first hour of the station, and the test was completed in about 5 minutes after residents arrived.
Miss Chow, a resident of Mei Foo, who lives in the Memorial School of Sisters of Indelia, is worried: many people go to Victoria Park during the weekend trip to Sham Shui Po
Miss Chow, who lives in Mei Foo, came to the scene for testing at 9:00 in the morning. She admitted that she was worried about the epidemic situation in Mei Foo and even the entire Sham Shui Po district. She also went to Sham Shui Po on weekends to hang out, describing Fuk Wah Street and Fuk Wah Street, known as the "Toy Street". Apliu Street is at high risk of explosion, "there are so many people, it's like going to Victoria Park", and his residence is also close to the Delia Memorial School.
She said that the testing station is sparsely populated, and she is worried that there will be invisible transmission chains in the area, which will reduce going out to eat.
She continued that the government had previously reduced the number of testing stations and had to make appointments, which made it difficult to attract residents to test. This time, 8 more testing stations were added to allow citizens to take samples on the spot, which is very convenient. Family members will also go downstairs for testing later.
Living in Mei Foo New Village Phase 5 Neighborhoods Avoid Going Out to Reduce Risks: Work From Home
Mr. Sheh, who lives in Phase 5 of Mei Foo New Village, said that the building he lived in had been closed for forced inspection, and there were many confirmed cases in the area, which spread to nearby secondary schools, so he came to test in the morning.
He said that he has avoided going out as much as possible and practiced working from home to reduce the chance of infection.
Earlier, many testing stations in Tuen Mun "played snake cakes". He said that he did not expect Mei Foo to be so urgent. In the morning, the neighbors also reported that there were no dragons at the testing stations, so they went downstairs for testing immediately. Said that you can only be yourself, as long as you reduce gatherings, you can reduce the spread of the virus.
Going down the street to buy food and take the opportunity to test Mr. Ye: The tens-year-old terrier is worried (the recruit), but moving to live for the second time?
Mr. Ye, who went down the street to buy food in the morning, said, "The tens-year-old terrier is worried (the recruit), but I don't worry so much, and there is no way to worry, move to the second time?" When there is a testing station, come to test for peace of mind.
He said that he usually only goes out to buy food in the morning.
He said that he was old and had physical problems, so he had to do more tests instead of getting injections. He had done many tests before, but the government closed many testing stations, and he couldn’t do it again if he had to make an appointment. (Turn on) injections, and there is no testing, so let's go." Now adding testing stations "it's very convenient. If there are too many testing stations, everyone will go to get tested." If you find a diagnosis, you can ask Doctors, neighbors don't have to worry about invisible transmission chains.
He added that his family has already received all the shots, so there is no need to worry about contracting the virus.
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