The epidemic broke out in many districts in Hong Kong, and more than 20 preliminary positive cases were recorded today (21st).
The government sealed off No. 35 to 37 Nam Cheong Street in Sham Shui Po at night, and asked all residents to stay at the premises and wait. They will be tested before 11 o'clock tonight, and the operation is expected to be completed at 7 o'clock tomorrow morning.
According to the information released by the Hong Kong government's press conference on the epidemic, the closed area is expected to involve a 40-year-old male construction site worker of unknown origin.
Enclosure inspection at No. 35-37 Nanchang Street.
(Information Services Department)
A government spokesman said that a preliminary positive test case who had lived at the above site was found today, and it initially showed that a variant virus strain was involved. Those who were tested would be required to undergo the test before 11:00 tonight, and the target will be completed at about 7:00 tomorrow morning. action.
The mandatory testing announcement states that any person who has been in the above-mentioned building for more than two hours between January 10 and January 21, even if he is not in the "restricted area" when the "relevant declaration" comes into effect, must be Mandatory testing on or before March 23.
▼1.21 The situation around Nam Cheong Street, Sham Shui Po▼
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