Kwai Chung Village has recorded at least over 100 residents infected with the virus so far. Following Yat Kwai House, Ying Kwai House has to be enclosed for 5 days. At the same time, another 4 buildings have to be enclosed and inspected, and the lockdown has been lifted one after another this morning.
Residents in the village responded very differently. Some neighbors went to Tsuen Wan to eat as usual after the lockdown was lifted; other residents who were not affected were worried that their access would be restricted, so they rushed to the supermarket to spend more than 1,000 yuan to purchase "grain storage", "worrying about going to the New Year's Day". They are all coming back, so they have to buy it first.” Some residents in the village expressed dissatisfaction, and they made a lot of noise while waiting for the unblocking, loudly criticizing the government’s actions.
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With the outbreak of the epidemic in Kwai Chung Village, the area of the blockade inside and outside the village has been gradually expanded, including the main entrance and some entrances and exits, and there are also many police cars on guard.
There are several testing stations in the village, and there are long queues of residents to be tested.
The Yikui Building, which was the first to be enclosed in the village, was banned for the third day, and staff members sent supplies and lunch boxes to the door. The Yingkui Building, which was included in the banning order yesterday, also had staff stationed outside the gate. Qiankui in the village Building, Xiaokui Building, Xukui Building, and Yakui Building were listed as "restricted areas" last night.
Among them, at least 3 preliminary positive cases were found in Ya Kui Building and Xu Kui Building.
The residents of the two newly-listed buildings with initial confirmed cases have been in and out since the lockdown was lifted.
Mr. Lu of Yu Xukui Building pointed out that the epidemic is severe, he understands the actions of the Hong Kong government, and believes that an early siege and a 5-day ban can prevent the spread of the epidemic. He also mentioned that he went downstairs at 11 o'clock last night for testing and sampling, and this morning at 8 o'clock Xu has received the test results, so he left home after the lockdown was lifted, and made a quick decision in the village to buy food "supply".
A resident of the same building was initially diagnosed, and he hoped that the epidemic could be brought under control as soon as possible.
Mr. Lu, who lives in Xu Kui Building, pointed out that the epidemic is severe, and he understands the actions of the Hong Kong government. He believes that an early siege and a 5-day confinement can prevent the spread of the epidemic.
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Residents go out to eat as soon as lockdown is lifted
Mr. Chung's family of three, who also lives in Xu Kwai House, chose to go out to eat in Tsuen Wan. He pointed out that the whole family has been vaccinated, "there is nothing to worry about."
The epidemic buildings in the hardest hit areas of Kwai Chung Village are temporarily concentrated in Yat Kwai Building and Ying Kwai Building. The newly listed Ya Kwai Building and Xu Kwai Building are also adjacent to it. In the area around the building, the atmosphere is relatively relaxed, but one of the buildings, Qiankui Building, which is listed as a restricted area and needs to be closed for one-night inspection, has not been opened since 12:00 noon. Nearly 20 residents and elderly people are waiting outside the door. Some people are dissatisfied. Crowded: "It's 12 o'clock again, but how long does it take to get home?" The staff then stepped forward to comfort them and persuaded them to return to their apartments first.
However, some residents reacted strongly, dissatisfied with the relevant arrangements, and repeatedly shouted and criticized Chief Executive Carrie Lam.
Another staff transported the supplies to the outside of Qiankui Building, which contained doll noodles and canned food.
Mr. Chung's family of three living in Xu Kwai House chose to go out to Tsuen Wan for dinner.
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The neighboring Zhikui Building is relatively calm and has not been included in the enclosure for the time being. The resident, Granny Zhu, who is over 70 years old, wears two masks to protect herself, thinking that she will feel more at ease.
She pointed out that although the epidemic has not spread, but because she was worried that she would be locked down and even extended to the Lunar New Year, she went to the supermarket in advance to buy food, such as grain, rice and soup balls, and spent about 1,000 yuan. It's all about buying a hundred mosquitoes, and the most shocking thing is that they didn't find it late."
Granny Zhu put on two masks to protect herself, thinking she would feel more at ease.
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