FEHD Tuen Mun Kin Wing and Kwun Tong Chun Yip Cooked Food Market closed due to confirmed cases and reopened on Friday

The Food and Environmental Hygiene Department announced today (2nd) that due to the connection with the new coronary pneumonia case, the Kin Wing Cooked Food Market and Chun Yip Cooked Food Market under the FEHD will be closed earlier at 7pm today and will be closed tomorrow (3rd) for the whole day Closed for deep cleaning and disinfection, it is expected to reopen on Friday (4th).

In addition, Tuen Mun San Market Market, Jordan Kwun Chung Market, Tsuen Wan Yeung Uk Road Market and Lei Yue Mun Market were also involved in confirmed cases. The four markets were closed at 7 pm today and reopened tomorrow after deep cleaning and disinfection.

The FEHD stated that it will keep in touch with the stallholders of Kin Wing Cooked Food Market and Jun Ye Cooked Food Market, requesting to take free tests or use a rapid antigen test kit as soon as possible, and return to work in the cooked food market only after the negative results are obtained.

If all goes well, the cooked food market can reopen on Friday after the FEHD will complete deep cleaning and disinfection.

The department pointed out that the FEHD has cleaned and disinfected the work area of ​​the infected persons involved. During the deep cleaning and disinfection period, the FEHD will also thoroughly clean and disinfect the common areas and facilities of the cooked food market involved. Stall households cooperate to clean and disinfect their stalls.

In addition, the authorities will also clean and disinfect the streets near the cooked food market.

Four Markets closed early for disinfection

In addition, as the San Hui Market, Kwun Chung Market, Yeung Uk Road Market and Lei Yue Mun Market of the FEHD are also related to the infection cases, the four markets will also be closed earlier at 7 pm today for the work area of ​​the persons involved and the public use of the market. Deep cleaning and disinfection of places and facilities.

The FEHD also requires market stall tenants to cooperate in cleaning and disinfecting the area of ​​their stalls, and will also clean and disinfect the periphery of the market and nearby streets.

If all goes well, the four markets involved will reopen tomorrow.

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