The new crown virus is raging around the world, and the epidemic in Hong Kong is still not under control.
The District Offices under the Home Affairs Department joined hands with different districts of the "Hong Kong Community Anti-epidemic Link" yesterday (27th) to distribute over 270,000 sets of anti-epidemic supplies from the Central Government - rapid test kits to the public for free. It will continue to be distributed in various districts in the next few days.
The Acting Director of Home Affairs, Wong Sau Wai, today, accompanied by Yau Tsim Mong District Officer Yu Kin-keung and the representative of Yau Tsim Mong, the anti-epidemic connection, distributed free rapid test kits to the public in one of the housing estates in the district, and more than 10,000 kits will be distributed. The rapid test kits will be handed over to the organiser of the vaccination campaign held at the Tsim Sha Tsui Hall today for distribution to members of the public.
Wang Xiuhui said, "The Home Affairs Bureau handed over 1.8 million rapid antigen test kits to the "Hong Kong Community Anti-epidemic Connection" yesterday, through their volunteer team, combined with the district network of the Home Affairs Department, such as through today's Community vaccination activities, distribution of rapid antigen test kits to the public. In addition, the government will continue to distribute rapid antigen test kits to residents, cleaning and property management staff in relevant areas in response to the positive results of sewage monitoring, and will announce actions on restrictions and testing After the test is completed, it will be distributed to the citizens under test so that residents can conduct rapid tests, so as to distribute the anti-epidemic materials aided by the central government to those in need as soon as possible.”
HA distributes state-donated anti-epidemic Chinese medicines
In addition, the Hospital Authority (HA) is fully cooperating with the Food and Health Bureau in distributing anti-epidemic Chinese medicine donated by the state to those infected with COVID-19 in community isolation facilities.
The first batch of Chinese medicines have been delivered to the Penny's Bay Community Isolation Facility and the soon-to-be-opened Queens Hill Village Community Isolation Facility.
With the full assistance of the Civil Aid Service, they have been sent to the quarantined persons at the Penny's Bay Community Isolation Facility.
Anti-epidemic Chinese medicine will be distributed in other community isolation facilities and hotels, as well as through Chinese medicine clinics and teaching and research centers in 18 districts.
The anti-epidemic Chinese medicines donated by the state include "Lianhua Qingwen Capsules", "Jinhua Qinggan Granules" and "Huoxiang Zhengqi".
Depending on the constitution, etiology and condition of different people, the public should seek professional advice from a Chinese medicine practitioner before taking Chinese medicine.
A spokesman for the HA added that the Chinese Medicine Department of the HA has arranged for registered Chinese medicine practitioners to provide free telephone consultation services (hotline: 2794 3171) to those who are undergoing isolation arrangements in community isolation facilities.
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