After the epidemic has gradually slowed down, the government recently resumed distributing rapid test kits to residents of buildings whose sewage tested positive for the virus.
The government said today (15th) that six more housing estates and housing estates have tested positive for sewage, and the virus load is high. There are suspected invisible patients. Five of them are located in Tuen Mun District, including Royal Bay, Kayue Peninsula and South Three private housing estates in Long Bay, as well as Fu Jian Garden and Shan Shan Village.
The remaining housing estate is Hoi Tat Estate in Sham Shui Po. The Government will distribute a total of 150,000 quick tests to the buildings concerned.
The Environmental Protection Department, the Drainage Services Department, and the University of Hong Kong interdisciplinary team have recently stepped up efforts to collect sewage samples for virus testing in various districts, and found that positive results in sewage were detected in many districts, indicating that there may be hidden patients.
The sewage test results of six housing estates and housing estates were positive, and the virus load was relatively high. The District Office of the district will successively distribute a total of about 150,000 to the residents, cleaning staff and property management staff of the relevant locations. A quick test kit for their own testing. Among them, Tuen Mun District was the worst hit, involving three private housing estates, including Royal Bay, Kayue Peninsula and Nanlang Bay. There are also two HOS and housing estates in the district. On the list, Fujian Garden and Mountain View Village are respectively.
The remaining estates are Hoi Tat Estate in Sham Shui Po District.
The government reminds people who have obtained positive results for the first time with the rapid test to report cases through the online reporting system.
If members of the public have difficulty using the online platform, they can call the automated system at 1836 119 to register their identity documents and telephone numbers.
The CHP will contact the person concerned to complete the declaration process at a later date.
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