Hong Kong's new crown pneumonia epidemic is heating up. Yesterday (25th), there were 8,282 new local confirmed cases, a new high recently, and 297 imported cases.
A total of 2,234 confirmed patients were hospitalized, including 331 new admissions, and nine more people died, aged 70 to 108.
The Hong Kong government has relaxed its measures from today (25th), allowing people arriving in France from overseas regions or Taiwan to participate in "business-to-business (B2B)" conferences or exhibitions with a "yellow code".
Overview of yesterday's epidemic:
Epidemic・8.25｜Added 8579 new highs, Director of Immigration Au Jiahong quickly tested positive at work
▼Click directly to enjoy the sea view of the Victoria Harbour, Kai Tak Makeshift Hospital▼
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▼On August 6, parents took their infants and children to Guanyong Vaccination Center to get Kexing vaccine▼
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Epidemic ︱ 8579 new cases hit a 5-month high Au Jiarong calls for less gatherings and does not want to take radical measures Wedding banquet groups increase 5 doctors infected with the disease, accumulative total 11 medical Chinese recruitment Hospital Authority: If the guidelines are violated, the director of immigration will take action Au Jiahong Positive is under quarantine, there is still work outbreak today | 9 more deaths, 9,430 cases, two more than 100-year-old residents died, 40 patients are in critical condition
▼On August 23, Yang He Beiyin went to West Kowloon Maternal and Child Health Center to inspect infants and young children for injection▼
Kwun Tong District Vaccination Day 300 Neighborhoods attended the scene Yang He Beiyin appealed for injections: Don’t take chances with the encryption of the staff of the nursing home
▼Compulsory testing announcement from August 21▼
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Compulsory testing｜Added 43 confirmed buildings involving Telford Garden, Kingswood Villas, Yingwan Garden, Victoria Harbour Xingan, etc. ｜Added 27 buildings of Kingswood Villas including 3623 Building, including Qingtian Peninsula and Leighton Hill, on the list
▼On August 23, the Education Bureau announced special arrangements for assisting Hong Kong students to return to the mainland for further studies▼
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