The fifth wave of the epidemic continues in Hong Kong. The latest announcement on mandatory testing by the Food and Health Bureau shows that today (2nd), 40 new buildings were added to the list, and half of them were private housing estates, including the middle-class housing estates 18 Harbour Plaza Hung Hom, Mei Foo New No. 89-91 Broadway Street, Phase 4 of the Village, as well as Mansion C, Yunhui Building, Happy Valley, Block 1, Monterey, Tseung Kwan O, etc.
Kwun Tong District has six buildings on the list, the highest among all districts. Housing estates such as Man Wah Building, Lok Wah South Village, Ngau Tau Kok, 3 Regent Gardens in Kowloon Bay, and 1 Lam Tin Huijing Garden were included in the list of compulsory inspections.
The announcement states that anyone who has been in the buildings for more than two hours from April 26 to May 2 must be sampled for nucleic acid testing tomorrow or the day after (3 to 4).
▼Compulsory testing announcement on May 2▼
6 buildings in Kwun Tong District are listed in Regent Garden, Huijing Garden, etc.
Today, 40 more buildings have been added to the list of compulsory testing. Among the 18 districts in Hong Kong, Kwun Tong District has the most buildings on the list, with a total of six buildings, including Man Wah Building, Lok Wah South Estate, Ngau Tau Kok, and Ying Fu Building, Choi Ying Estate, Ngau Tau Kok. , Block 3 Regent Gardens, Kowloon Bay, Tak Tai House, On Tai Estate, Kwun Tong, Block 1 Scenery Garden, Lam Tin, and Tak Lok House, Tak Tin Estate, Lam Tin.
Sham Shui Po district followed closely with five buildings on the list, including Block 3, Cheung Sha Wan Sunny Residence, Cheung Sha Wan Shun King Garden, Cheung Sha Wan Hoi Lok Court Hoi Ho House, Sham Shui Po Lai Ho House and Lai Chi 89-91 Broadway Street, Phase 4, Mei Foo Sun Chuen, Kok.
Residents of Monterey Block 1 in Tseung Kwan O are subject to mandatory testing.
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There are 20 private buildings on the list, including Block 18 of Lai Lai Plaza in Hung Hom, a middle-class housing estate, Block 1 of Silver Lake·Tianfeng in Ma On Shan, Block C of Yunhui Building in Happy Valley, Block 1 of Monterey in Tseung Kwan O, etc.
▼On May 2, some buildings will be inspected forcibly▼
As for public housing, there are 12 blocks, including Man Wah House, Lok Wah South Estate, Ngau Tau Kok, Yee Tsui House, Wan Tsui Estate, Chai Wan, and Choi Yuen House, Choi Yuen Estate, Sheung Shui Wan.
Another eight are HOS estates, including Yat Wing House, Yat Ya Court, Tai Po, Po Chung House, Po Ming Court, Tseung Kwan O, and Tsing Ya Court, Tsing Yi.
▼Mobile sampling stations providing services to the public in each district (as of May 3) ▼
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Anyone who has been in these buildings for more than two hours between April 26 and May 2 must undergo nucleic acid testing tomorrow and the day after.
The authorities said that a number of test points have set up chip distribution machines, and many test points have set up chip distribution machines. Citizens who have collected chips can check the real-time chip number queuing status on the website of the community testing center.
Some large mobile sampling stations have also added appointment services. The public can use the 24-hour appointment system to reserve a suitable time slot for testing.
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