The COVID-19 outbreak in Macau, the local infection response and coordination center announced today (23rd) that a total of 110 nucleic acid positive cases have been confirmed, a sharp increase of 45 cases compared with 65 cases yesterday.
After epidemiological investigation, 4,109 people are being followed up, of which 554 are close contacts.
The Chief Executive of Macau, Ho Iat Seng, held a press conference on the epidemic at 2:30 p.m. today.
The Macau Novel Coronavirus Infection Response and Coordination Center said that as of 9:00 this morning, there were a total of 110 nucleic acid positive cases.
Through epidemiological investigation, the center has followed up a total of 4,109 people, including 554 close contacts, 2,496 non-core close contacts (that is, people with a common trajectory), 279 secondary close contacts, 108 general contacts, and 562 accompanying persons. people, the epidemiological investigation is still in progress,
In response to the change of the epidemic situation, the Chief Executive of Macau, Ho Iat Seng, will hold a press conference on the latest epidemic situation at the Government Headquarters at 2:30 pm.
Previously, the Macau government has announced that a new round of nationwide nucleic acid testing will be launched at 9:00 this morning for 39 hours.
The Macao Education and Youth Affairs Bureau also announced that the 2021/2022 academic year will end early.
▼On June 19, Macau Chief Executive He Yicheng responded to the epidemic▼
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The latest ︱The number of confirmed cases in Macau has soared to 110. The second round of nationwide testing in Macau is the outbreak of the epidemic in Macau︱71 people have been diagnosed and then the nationwide testing will be launched. Non-higher schools end the school year early. A single-sample test was carried out to test the outbreak in Macau. The new wave increased to 65 people infected. The authorities are following up the outbreak of nearly 3,000 people including close contacts.
6.22︱The number of confirmed cases in Hong Kong exceeded 1,000 for the eighth consecutive day.
