There were 8,841 new confirmed cases in Hong Kong yesterday (25th), the first time since February 24 that the number of cases fell below 10,000 and dropped to four digits.
The number of "epidemic buildings" also dropped slightly.
According to the updated list of confirmed buildings by the Centre for Health Protection yesterday, a total of 5,897 buildings have been diagnosed in the past 14 days, a decrease of 142 buildings from 6,039 buildings the day before.
The Eastern District of Hong Kong Island was still the "hardest hit area" until yesterday, with a total of 500 buildings on the list, followed by Yuen Long District and Sha Tin District, with 498 and 451 buildings respectively having confirmed cases.
As for the newly listed "epidemic buildings", there are 147 buildings, of which 20 buildings in Kowloon City, including Whampoa Garden, Kai Ching Village, etc., followed by 16 new buildings in Sha Tin District.
▼Part of the confirmed buildings on the list on March 26▼
The 500 buildings in the East District have the most people diagnosed in the 18 districts
Among the 5,897 buildings on the latest confirmed list, 500 are located in the eastern district of Hong Kong Island, the highest among the 18 districts in Hong Kong.
Many of them are large private housing estates, including Taikoo Shing, City Garden, Kornhill Garden, etc.
The blue-chip housing estate Taikoo Shing has 18 buildings on the list, the same as the previous day. It can be seen that the outbreak in this area continues.
It was followed by Yuen Long District and Sha Tin District, with 498 and 451 buildings respectively having confirmed cases.
However, the top three places the day before yesterday were Eastern District, Yuen Long District and Yau Tsim Mong District. In other words, the epidemic situation in Yau Tsim Mong District has eased, from 451 the day before yesterday to 441 yesterday, which means that there are 10 buildings in There have been no new cases in the past 14 days, and the outbreak in the area appears to have eased.
▼The full list of confirmed buildings on March 26▼
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As for a total of 147 newly-infected buildings on the list yesterday, 20 buildings in Kowloon City accounted for the most.
There are many types of confirmed buildings in the nine urban districts, including private housing estates, public housing estates, and even residential care homes for the elderly, such as the Asian Women's Advancement Association Chen Kundong Nursing Home Nursing Home, Whampoa Garden, Kai Ching Village, etc.
Shatin District ranks second with 16 buildings, including Union Hospital and the Hong Kong Jockey Club staff quarters Chun Hei Court.
Kwun Tong District ranked third with 13 buildings, most of which are public housing estates, including Lok Wah North Estate, Sau Mau Ping South Estate, Lam Tin Estate, etc.
▼After the peak of the epidemic on March 27, the market flow increased on Sunday▼
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3 Bel-Air and Blue Bay Peninsula on the list
In addition, the more special buildings in the new list yesterday include: Kennedy Town Community Complex, Asian Women's Advancement Association Chen Kundong Nursing Home Nursing Home, New Life Psychiatric Rehabilitation Association New Life Building Long-Term Care Home, Ren Ann Hospital, Hong Kong Jockey Club staff quarters Chun Hei Court; there are also Blue Bay Peninsula Blue Bay Plaza, Bel-Air Tower 3, etc.
Diagnosed Buildings｜6039 Buildings Listed on the List, Yuen Long District Added 34 Diagnosed Buildings in She Tianheng Village, Tinyue Village and other housing estates｜Hong Kong Island continued to become the hardest-hit area in Eastern District, 520 Buildings were listed in Taikoo Shing, accounting for 29 diagnosed buildings｜Increased by more than one day A total of 1,000 epidemic buildings are listed on the list, and the cumulative number of confirmed buildings in the hardest-hit area in the east of Hong Kong Island has exceeded 6000 | 313 buildings have been added in Kowloon City, accounting for 99 buildings in Mid-Levels One, Ao Ming and Ao Yunfeng on the list
