Hong Kong's new crown pneumonia epidemic has eased, but there are still confirmed cases in many districts.
The Food and Health Bureau announced tonight (23rd) the announcement on mandatory testing, and a total of 49 locations were included in the announcement.
Four restaurants are involved, including Mong Kok Tao Heung.
Tea House and McDonald's in Yihe Street were all visited by a confirmed 76-year-old woman who had visited McDonald's in Cityplaza during the incubation period.
In addition, the Hong Kong Central Library was also included in the announcement of compulsory inspection.
Among the 40 strong inspection buildings, three buildings in Tsuen Wan are on the list, including 1 Tsuen Wan Plaza and 5 Universal Bay Buildings.
In addition, the buildings included in the announcement include Block 43 of Heng Fa Chuen, Tsim Sha Tsui Park Residence and Sai Ying Pun Shang Ling.
Citizens who have visited the places listed in the mandatory testing announcement at the designated time must be tested within May 24-25.
▼Announcement of mandatory testing on May 23▼
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The designated time for visiting the Central Library: 1:30 noon to 2:30 noon
The authorities said that in response to multiple positive test cases, 49 designated places were included in the mandatory testing notice, including nine restaurants or premises.
For restaurants, Mong Kok Tao Heung.
Tea House, McDonald's at Yee Wo Street, Great Happy World at Bayview Centre and Malau in To Kwa Wan were included in the announcement. The above restaurants were all visited by a confirmed 76-year-old woman.
In addition, the Hong Kong Central Library has also been included in the announcement, and those who have visited from 1:30 to 2:30 on May 15 (last Sunday) must also be tested.
Mandatory testing in the restaurant and men's changing room of suspected outbreak at PTU headquarters in Fanling, and the police quarters for married police officers in Chai Wan
▼Some of the buildings listed on the list are subject to mandatory inspection▼
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As for the remaining 40 places on the list, there are two buildings in Chai Wan on Hong Kong Island, namely Block 43 of Heng Fa Tsuen and Fuk Tsui House of Wan Tsui Village; two buildings in Aberdeen have also been included in the announcement, involving Wah Shan House of Wah Kwai Village and Hung Fook Court Hung Lai Court; Sai Ying Pun and Sheung Wan also have one building each included in the announcement, namely Shang Ling, 100 Hill Road, and Block B, Zhongyuan Center, 328 Queen's Road Central.
▼On May 23, DH staff went to McDonald's at Cityplaza to investigate the outbreak▼
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11 LOHAS Plazas on the list
In Kowloon, Cheung Sha Wan and Ho Man Tin each have two buildings on the list. Cheung Sha Wan is included in the announcement of Xiao Lian Building and So Uk Village. The buildings in Ho Man Tin are Chun Man Court. Man Fook Court and Sze Man House, Ho Man Tin Estate.
In addition, Park Apartment in Tsim Sha Tsui, Zi Fung House in Fung Tak Estate in Diamond Hill, and Lei Lung House in Lei Yue Mun Estate in Yau Tong were also included in the mandatory inspection announcement.
In the east of the New Territories, two buildings in Tseung Kwan O, Fanling and Sheung Shui were also included in the compulsory inspection announcement. The buildings in Tseung Kwan O were the 11 LOHAS Plaza (left and right) and Mingyu Building in Kin Ming Estate; Bang Building includes Block 10 of Huadu Plaza and Yung Wah Court of Yung Shing Court; while Sheung Shui involves Block 2 of Venice Garden, No. 1 Po Wing Road and Tin Mei Building, Tin Ping Village.
▼Mobile sampling station on May 24▼
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Residents of three buildings in Tsuen Wan to be tested
In the western New Territories, there are three buildings in Tsuen Wan on the list, namely Tsuen Wan Plaza Tower 1, Harbour Gardens Hoi Kwan Court and Universal Bay Tower 5.
The remaining buildings on the list include Tin Yu House, Tin King Estate, Tuen Mun, Block 7, Park Wai Mansion, Tin Shui Wai, and Block 2, Art Palace, No. 9 Park Road South, Yuen Long.
In addition, two buildings in Tung Chung were included in the announcement, namely Yu Yat House in Yat Tung (1) Village and He Tung House in Yu Tung Court.
The authorities said that the mobile sampling stations will be reopened tomorrow (24th) at Wah Kwai Village in Pokfulam and Park Island in Ma Wan.
Mandatory testing is not required for those who have tested positive in the past three months.
As for those who are subject to compulsory testing, nucleic acid testing must be carried out in accordance with the relevant compulsory testing announcements, and rapid antigen testing cannot be used to meet the requirements of the announcement.
▼Compulsory testing announcement from May 20▼
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▼On May 20, Lan Kwai Fong Hotel @ Jiurufang exploded the BA.2.12.1 new variant virus epidemic▼
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