Customs said that a customs officer was initially diagnosed with new coronary pneumonia.
On January 20, he went to a warehouse of a chain store to participate in the investigation of a case of cannabidiol products containing THC, during which he had contact with a warehouse employee.
Customs learned last night (22nd) that the warehouse clerk had tested positive, and the customs officer also went to the hospital for medical treatment due to physical discomfort. This morning (23rd), the initial diagnosis was confirmed.
According to what I saw at the press conference yesterday, there were more than 10 reporters and more than 10 customs officers at the same venue. Some reporters who attended the interview received a notification from the customs this morning and asked to go to the test, and said they would call again later to check the test results.
It is reported that Customs is waiting for further instructions from the Centre for Health Protection to determine the testing arrangements for journalists attending the press conference. Departmental personnel who may have close contact with the customs officer, including those who acted on that day and yesterday's press conference mate, will be tested for the virus today.
The customs officer attended a press conference on the customs case yesterday. He has no travel history in the past 14 days and has been wearing a surgical mask during work.
His last day of work was January 22.
He is currently hospitalized for treatment and is in stable condition.
Customs is highly concerned about the incident and has immediately notified the media attending the press conference before waiting for further assessment and advice from the Department of Health; departmental staff who may have close contact with the customs officer will be tested for the virus as soon as possible today; the department has dispatched staff to clean and disinfect the relevant workplace of the customs officer.
More than 10 reporters who attended this morning received a notice requesting inspection. Customs is awaiting instructions from the Center for Protection to determine the final arrangement.
According to what I saw at the press conference yesterday, there were more than 10 reporters and more than 10 customs officers at the same venue. Some reporters who attended the interview received a notification from the customs this morning and asked to go to the test, and said they would call again later to check the test results.
It is reported that Customs is waiting for further instructions from the Centre for Health Protection to determine the testing arrangements for journalists attending the press conference. Departmental personnel who may have close contact with the customs officer, including those who acted on that day and yesterday's press conference mate, will be tested for the virus today.
Liang Zichao expects that the risk of infection is low for reporters at the same venue, but it depends on the initial confirmation of the virus load of customs officers
Respiratory specialist Liang Zichao believes that people at the press conference should wear masks and keep a certain distance from the patient, and the press conference venue is well ventilated. One or two hits are not ruled out.
He pointed out that, for the sake of prudence, it is recommended that those attending should not be tested.
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