The new crown pneumonia epidemic in Hong Kong continues, and confirmed cases have also appeared in various districts. Every day, dozens of buildings are included in the mandatory testing notice by the Medical and Health Bureau.
Recently, the Hong Kong government has seen a marked increase in compulsory testing and enforcement. From August 1 to August 15, the authorities have checked the testing certificates of residents in eight buildings, which is more than the number of law enforcement in six buildings in the whole month of last month.
In eight enforcement actions against mandatory testing, the authorities issued a total of 52 people with fixed penalty notices of 10,000 yuan, equivalent to the amount of consumer vouchers this year.
On Monday (15th), the authorities found the most people who violated the mandatory testing announcement in the Caixuan Court operation in Caixing Court, Kowloon Bay, with 127 people who did not undergo nucleic acid testing, accounting for 23.5% of the number of people inspected.
As for the most number of people fined last Saturday (13th), the enforcement action was carried out at Block 1 of Yuqingxuan, Cheung Sha Wan, among which 17 people were issued fixed penalty notices.
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The raid sent people to the entrance and exit of the strong inspection building to check the phone and text messages
The Mandatory Testing Notice states that any relevant person who fails to comply commits an offence and is liable to a fixed fine of $10,000 and will receive a mandatory testing order requiring the person to undergo testing within a specified period.
Failure to comply with a compulsory testing order is an offence and is liable to a fine of $50,000 and six months' imprisonment.
Check the records of the government's enforcement actions in the buildings that have been included in the mandatory testing notice. detection.
▼Compulsory testing announcement from August 10▼
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In August, six private buildings and two HOS flats were inspected, but no public housing was inspected
As of August 15, the authorities had launched operations in eight buildings, compared with five operations involving six buildings in July and only two operations in June.
In the enforcement action on mandatory testing in August, the buildings involved include the third block of King Sun Terrace in Tuen Mun, the second block of Grand Promenade in Sai Wan Ho, the first block of Tsuen Wan Chui Tao Court, and the first block of Yu Qing Xuan in Cheung Sha Wan Block and other middle-class housing estates. Among them, no action has been launched in public housing estates, but there are residents of Lai Choi House of Cha Lai Yan Court and Choi Xuan House of Choi Hing Court.
During the eight operations, the authorities identified 373 persons who violated the notice of compulsory inspection, and issued a fixed penalty notice of 10,000 yuan to 52 persons, that is, a cumulative fine of 520,000 yuan.
Caixing Court Caixuan Court inspection operation revealed that one out of four people did not test
Among them, the Electrical and Mechanical Services Department, together with the Sau Mau Ping Police District and the Department of Health, enforced the law at Choi Hsuan House, Choi Hing Court, Kowloon Bay, and inspected about 540 persons under examination. As many as 127 persons were not tested, which is the largest number of persons who violated the compulsory testing. In one announcement, 16 people were charged and each had to pay 10,000 yuan, which is equivalent to losing the full amount of the current consumption coupons; the first block of Yuqingxuan in Changsha Bay received the most fixed penalty notices, with a total of 17 people.
That is, these two times alone, the warehouse will receive a fine of 330,000 yuan.
▼Regal Kowloon Hotel quarantined guests to leave early on August 11▼
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