There were 24 new confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Hong Kong yesterday (21st), of which 18 were local infections, of which 2 were of unknown origin, bringing the total to 13,120.
Yesterday, there were more than 20 initial positive cases, at least 10 of which were related to the Yat Kwai House cluster in Kwai Chung Village, that is, there were at least 30 Yat Kwai House clusters.
From 6 o'clock last night, the government stipulated that residents of Yikui Building will be banned from home for 5 days, and will not be allowed to go out until the morning of next Wednesday (26th). All 2,700 residents need to be tested every day. At home, to reduce the chance of cross-infection, the authorities provide three meals a day and some daily necessities.
Information as of January 19th at 7pm
[11:08] There was a large outbreak of infection clusters in Yikui Building. Following yesterday's announcement by the Centre for Health Protection that there were more than 10 Chu Yang cases, it was reported that among the residents, visitors and staff of Yikui Building and Yingkui Building today, More than 40 additional preliminary confirmed cases were added, that is, nearly 60 new cases were added at any time yesterday.
In addition, the Delta group, which is believed to be transmitted by hamsters, is also expanding. It is reported that a male patient was infected with the virus after eating and talking with an elder in a restaurant. Not included in the hamster group, but the elder has raised hamsters, and it is unknown whether it is related.
Mandatory Testing｜Wong Tai Sin Sewage Sample Positive
[10:46] The government announced that 42 designated places will be included in the mandatory testing announcement.
Among them, 39 specified places were included in the mandatory testing notice due to 15 preliminary positive test cases, two cases related to imported cases and one case related to local cases.
These include many restaurants in Sham Shui Po, Tsuen Wan and Tung Chung, Fu Pong House, Fu Tak House and Fu Man House in Tai Wo Hau Estate, On Tao House in Cheung On Estate in Tsing Yi, the restaurant "Now & ( Those who have been in the relevant places at the specified time are also required to undergo multiple compulsory tests.
In addition, in response to the positive results of sewage samples in Wong Tai Sin, all buildings or structures in the specified areas were included in the mandatory testing notice, including Fung Tak Park, Mansion 1-3, and Sik Sik Yuen Social Service Building.
From January 8 to 21, people who have been in a specified location for more than an hour will be subject to forced screening.
Killing hamsters | In order to cut off the chain of transmission as soon as possible, Director of Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department: It is not a popular decision to make
[09:56] After a female clerk and a customer of Causeway Bay pet store Little Boss were diagnosed with the disease, the government decided to cull hamsters in all pet stores in Hong Kong, and strongly advised the public to hand over the hamsters purchased after December 22 last year, which attracted a lot of attention criticize.
Liang Zhaohui, director of the Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department, said bluntly on a radio program this morning (22nd), "If you wait until the research is clear, you will not be able to afford it. If you do research while spreading, many people will be affected." He also admitted that the department did not have the appropriate equipment and measures to conduct repeated tests on animals. In terms of balancing animal welfare and public health, "the need to compete at the same time, cut off the chain of transmission, and protect the public is not welcome. Decide."
Blockade｜No. 35-37 Nam Cheong Street, Sham Shui Po
[07:43] In response to the initial diagnosis of a 40-year-old construction worker last night, the government sealed off No. 35-37 Nam Cheong Street in Sham Shui Po for testing.
Authorities said this morning that no positive tests had been found at the site.
▼Illustration of group transmission of Pakistani women in quarantine (as shown below)▼
▼At 4:00 a.m. on January 22, the enclosure of Yingkui Building in Kwai Chung Village was forcibly inspected▼
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Omicron｜Ying Kwai Building, Kwai Chung Village, was closed at 4:00 this morning, and the government was expected to complete it at 7:00 pm
[04:05] Following the outbreak of Omicron in Yat Kwai Building in Kwai Chung Village, it was required to be quarantined for five days. The government suddenly announced at 4 am today (22nd) that there was one confirmed case in Ying Kwai Building, Kwai Chung Village. Yesterday, two more cases were found. The initial positive test case of Zong Zeng lived at the above site, so Yingkui Building was enclosed for mandatory testing from 4:00 a.m., and the goal was to complete the operation at 7:00 p.m. tonight, and residents could not leave during the period.
▼On January 21, residents of Yat Kwai House in Kwai Chung Village were banned from their feet and quarantined on the first night of falling down for testing▼
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▼On January 21, Yikui Building implemented a 5-day enclosure test▼
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▼On January 21, residents of Yat Kwai House in Kwai Chung Village were tested again▼
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Yat Kwai House, Kwai Chung Village, quarantined until next Wednesday, middle school student couple "prepared not to see each other for five days"
[01:38] Omicron outbreak broke out in Yat Kwai House, Kwai Chung Village. The government imposed a five-day quarantine order from 6:00 p.m. on Friday (21st), but residents will have to test negative for the fifth time on the morning of next Wednesday (26th). It is hoped that the ban will be lifted.
They couldn't see each other for five days on Friday nights. The young couple of middle school students were outside the gate of Yikui Building in the evening. The boys sent their girlfriends home for quarantine. They seemed reluctant to part with them.
Secondary four student Yu sent his girlfriend back to Yikui Building for quarantine on Friday night. Before that, the two had dinner together and then bought daily necessities and food.
(Photo by Yang Kaili)
▼On January 21, the closed area of No. 35 to 37 of Nanchang Street was tested▼
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▼On January 21, the government dispatched personnel to disinfect the area around Beihe Street▼
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Yesterday's overview: Epidemic.
1.21｜2700 residents of Yat Kwai House, Kwai Chung Village, quarantined for 5 days, there is a new fire in Sham Shui Po
Yak Kwai Building increased to 20 people were recruited for virus invasion, a cleaner and a 2-year-old boy in the adjacent Ying Kwai Building were diagnosed at the beginning
Epidemic│The Pakistani woman's husband picks up waste and the suspected key super communicator is exposed
Omicron｜Illustration of the Pakistani women's quarantine group spread over 5 generations on the 11th, involving more than 40 people, close to Cathay Pacific flight attendants
Omicron｜ 20 people in Yak Kwai House, Kwai Chung Village, 2,700 residents were quarantined for 5 days at the original site
Omicron｜The old man in Yak Kwai House, Kwai Chung Village, isolated his daughter alone and watched his father enter the building to cry
Leung Tze-chao advocated a three-day lockdown in Yikui Building, saying that Omicron had a negative disease in the morning and could be contagious in the afternoon
Residents of Yak Kwai House, Kwai Chung Village, for 3 days in a row
01 News｜The government's original plan to quarantine all 1,400 residents of Yikui Building was temporarily cancelled halfway through
Epidemic ｜ 3460 households near Xiangyikui Building send rapid test kits, which cannot replace compulsory testing
Residents of Yat Kwai House in Kwai Chung Village will be given at least 8 types of rice after 9:00 on the first night of lockdown
▼On January 21, the residents of Yat Kwai House in Kwai Chung Village were confined to the first night of quarantine for dinner▼
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A 40-year-old site worker lives on the site of Cheung Shan Village, Kwai Chung, Nam Cheong Street, in Sham Shui Po.
Closed area｜The source of the initial diagnosis of the construction work is unknown
Omicron｜Some people from South Asia still set up street stalls on Da Nan Street. The stall owner: I have seen garbage selling
Omicron｜Pei Ho Street Market will close early at 7pm tonight for thorough cleaning and disinfection, and the stalls will reopen tomorrow
Aberdeen Dragon Club is now spreading one more diners diagnosed and far away from the patient, but they all used the toilet
Compulsory Inspection｜Over 20 Residential Buildings in Aberdeen Are Listed in Shamjing Wave Crest Phase 2
Mobil kindergarten teacher and patient have the same viral gene sequence Xu Shuchang: short-range airborne transmission when they meet
The passage of Mei Foo Station is suspected of spreading the MTR Disinfection Robot Cleaning Material to be used at 19 stations
Siu Kit Hang refers to the fact that Mei Foo Kindergarten Teachers may have multiple transmission chains in Kowloon West of the infection in the tunnel of the MTR station
Cai Ruolian: 2.24 The vaccine bubble takes effect, and teachers are not allowed to enter the campus without a health certificate and injections
The fifth wave of the epidemic | Shue Yan University has released the Lunar New Year holiday for up to 15 days in advance until February 7
Class Suspension｜Over 100 Bus Routes Continued to Reduce Classes for Two Weeks, NWFB and Citybus About 20 School Routes Suspended
Omicron｜Chegong Festival Market cancels FEHD’s repayment of stall rentals and provides half of the stall rental discounts
▼On January 20, about 10 volunteers prevented citizens from handing over hamsters to the government▼
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Killing hamsters｜I Love Rabbit positive samples in Causeway Bay and Tai Po Plaza should be tested
Rat Killing Order｜A total of 2,298 hamsters have been killed by the Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department
Rat Killing Order｜The Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department reprimands someone for preventing the acceptance of hamsters, urges them to stop and hand them over, and report the incident to the police
Former employee of Little Boss cried and complained that not-for-sale small animals were killed.
The fifth round of the Anti-epidemic Fund is available for various industries.
(Hong Kong 01 cartography)
▼The fifth round of anti-epidemic funds for various industries▼
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Omicron｜Che Kung Festival Market cancels FEHD’s rebate of stall rent and grants half of the stall rental fee Far away but they have used toilets in Sham Shui Po. A 40-year-old site worker lives in the site of Cheung Shan Village, Kwai Chung, Nam Cheong Street. The construction of the Mei Foo Station passageway is suspected of spreading.
