The fifth wave of the epidemic continued to break out, with 986 confirmed cases recorded on February 10. Mandatory testing was required in many premises and residences. There were long queues at many testing stations, and many of them were intercepted early.
The following interactive map lists the locations of community testing centers and mobile sampling stations that are open on that day, as well as the opening hours, service targets, and whether they are indoor venues, so that readers can find the nearest testing location.
At the same time, we will continue to update the queuing situation of testing stations in various districts for readers' reference, hoping to help readers reduce the suffering of queuing.
Readers are welcome to provide the queuing situation of the testing stations in each district in the message area. Please provide the time, place and crowd situation in the message.
Two additional testing stations will be opened today (11th), which are located at the basketball court next to Shan Tat House in On Tat Estate and at Shek Pai Street Park in Kwai Chung.
The other 10 testing stations are equipped with dispatching machines, and the maps will be displayed in different colors.
Please note that some mobile sampling stations are only open on specific days, or only for specific service targets, such as local residents, designated occupations, etc.
On the interactive map, readers can: (1.) search for a residence or location, (2.) zoom in on the area, (3.) select a nearby testing station, (4.) check the opening hours, service targets, and whether it is indoors Information about the venue and contractor (if any).
[10:15] Visually, about 800 people lined up at the Xincui Village football field in Tai Wai, and the line of people was about 500 meters long from the football field to the Xincui shopping mall.
A team for the elderly over 75 years old is set up, and 80 elderly people are lined up visually.
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[09:30] Cheung Sha Wan Gymnasium visually observed that more than 100 people lined up.
Cheung Sha Wan Gymnasium on February 11 (Photo by Zhang Haowei)
[09:30] The Ma On Shan Amusement Park saw about 500 people queuing up. The crowds were "playing snake cakes" in the two basketball courts, about 100 to 200 meters long. The inspection station will open at 10:00 in the morning.
Ma On Shan Playground has a team for the elderly over the age of 75. Staff must first check their ID cards before queuing.
About 20 to 30 seniors lined up at 9:00 a.m. Some elders said they had arrived at about 8:00 a.m.
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[09:15] Shek Tong Tsui Gymnasium visually estimated that there were about 400 people queuing up. The crowd lined up to the mountain road overpass and surrounded the gymnasium. It was estimated that the line would take 2 hours.
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[09:00] About 300 people lined up at the Pak Tin Community Hall in Sham Shui Po. There will be no donations. It is estimated that the queue will take 2 hours.
Mrs. Chen, who lives nearby, said that she came to Baitian Community Hall for the second time for testing. This time, there were fewer people than before. "The last time I came for testing on February 8, I was lined up at the door of the Manufacturers Association (Manufacturers Association Middle School)." It takes 5 hours to wait, and it is expected to be tested sooner this time.
Neighbors at the head of the line said they had already arrived at the scene at 7:00 in the morning.
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[08:50] Sham Shui Po Maple Street Amusement Park had more than 100 people waiting before it opened at 8:00 a.m. There was no distribution at the scene. The first person in the queue said that they had arrived before 6:00 a.m.
By nearly 9:00, there were as many as 500 people queuing up, and the crowd extended around the venue in the direction of Cheung Sha Wan Road. It is estimated that it will take at least 2.5 hours to enter the venue for inspection.
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[08:45] At the mobile sampling station in Tsuen Wan Park, there were about 300 people queuing up, and a long line of people was "playing snake cakes" in the tennis court, about 100 to 200 meters long.
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[08:00] Sham Shui Po Lai Ge Community Hall was officially opened at 10:00 in the morning for the public to enter the site for inspection. The number of people queuing up at the scene was already 90 people. Longwei was starting to extend towards Lai Kwai Building, Tonkin Street. The first citizen said that At 5:00 in the morning, I was already waiting at the venue, in other words, I had to wait at least 5 hours to enter the venue.
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[07:55] Fanling Hexing Gymnasium saw 750 people. The crowd circled around the gymnasium twice. The top citizens arrived at 5 a.m. in the morning.
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[07:30] More than 200 people lined up at Yau Tong Community Hall.
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[07:00] Before 6:30 in the morning, about 10 citizens lined up at the testing station of Wong Tai Sin Square. By 7:00, about 40 people had lined up. Ms. Chen and her son, who were at the top of the line, arrived at the scene at 4:00 a.m. because her son's company A colleague has been diagnosed, so we need to test.
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As of February 11, a total of 65 locations in various districts in Hong Kong will have community testing centres and mobile sampling stations.
Citizens who are required to undergo compulsory testing can bring along
the "Travel With Peace of Mind" notification of potential infection
, or
the SMS notification from the Center for Health Protection , to receive
free testing
at community testing centers (by appointment) or mobile sampling stations
.
Individuals to be tested can also receive tests provided by private laboratories; some people who cannot receive combined nasal and throat swab samples due to health problems, or asymptomatic citizens who perceive a higher risk of infection, can use deep Throat saliva sample testing.