Closed District｜Guangfu Village is encircled again, two buildings in the whole village, seven buildings in Qizhong Zhaoqingjian, and five buildings are also on the list

If the sewage from the building is positive, it must be inspected. The government has successively enclosed the Kui Guang Building in Kwong Fuk Estate, Tai Po, and Block 5, Fanling, from this afternoon (27th). It is expected that the operation will not be completed until tomorrow afternoon (28th).

▼On March 26th, Tai Po Kwong Fook Village was closed for inspection▼

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Kwong Chung House, Kwong Chi House, Kwong Wai House and Kwong Lai House in Kwong Fuk Estate, Tai Po were enclosed last Friday (25th), and Kwong Ping House and Kwong Yau House were also enclosed the next day. A total of 380 positive cases were found , the recruitment rate of the surveyed residents ranged from 3.3% to 7%.

Today, the government has re-enclosed Guangyi Building in the same village. A total of seven buildings in this estate have been included in the mandatory testing in the past three days.

In addition, the fifth block of Fanling Sunrise Room was also included in the enclosure inspection this afternoon.

The government explained that since the sewage samples discharged from the above-mentioned buildings were tested positive for the new coronavirus, it was suspected that there were invisible patients in the buildings, and after evaluation, the risk of infection in the relevant areas was higher, so it decided to enclose the test.

The government requires people to be tested by this evening. They will be arranged to undergo nucleic acid testing at the sampling station, and a combined throat and nasal swab will be collected by a designated person.

All persons must remain on the premises until test results are available.

The Government will make arrangements to facilitate sampling for those who have special difficulties.

In the "restricted area", those who have tested positive within the past three months, including the positive nucleic acid test cases recorded by the Department of Health and the positive self-rapid antigen test cases reported to the Department of Health, will not be required to undergo mandatory testing Tested in action.

According to the mandatory testing announcement issued today, other than the above-mentioned specified persons, any person who has been in the above-mentioned building for more than two hours between March 14 and March 27, even if the “relevant announcement” came into effect, was not under the “relevant announcement”. In restricted areas”, they must also undergo mandatory testing on or before March 29.

People who have been vaccinated and who have been tested recently are still required to be tested because of the variant virus strain involved.

The government urges those tested to cooperate fully, to register and take the test, and to stay at home and wait patiently for the results.

The government will seriously follow up on the compliance of persons under inspection with the announcement of mandatory testing and the announcement of restrictions and testing.

Any relevant person who fails to comply with the mandatory testing notice commits an offence and is liable to a fixed fine of $10,000 and will receive a mandatory testing order requiring the person to undergo testing within a specified period.

Failure to comply with a Mandatory Testing Order or a Restriction and Testing Declaration commits an offence and is liable to a fine at level 4 ($25,000) and imprisonment for six months.

▼After the peak of the epidemic on March 27, the market flow increased on Sunday▼

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Blocked Areas｜Guang Ping Building and Guangyou Building in Guangfu Village were unsealed and Yingdong Building in Tung Tau Village had a total of 125 cases of positive closures｜Kwong Fook Village in Tai Po and Dong Tau 2nd Village in Wong Tai Sin have buildings with positive sewage and need to be enclosed Forced Inspection and Closure Areas︱Kwong Fuk Village and Tung Tau Village’s 5 Enclosed and Forced Inspection Buildings have been unsealed, a total of 293 cases have been found in closed areas｜Kwong Fuk Village, Tai Po, closed half a day for one day, and residents of Kwai Chung Village, Kwong Fuk Village, and Kwai Chung Village, before they go home. Closure area including dinner｜Kwong Fook Village in Tai Po and Tung Tau 2nd Village in Wong Tai Sin, a total of five buildings with positive sewerage inspections