The government announced today (19th) that positive results of sewage tests were detected in the residential areas along Shek Yam Road, Kwai Tsing, two middle-class residential buildings at Shing Pak Shan and Chi Ting Hill in Tsuen Wan, and the residential areas at Yuet Wah Street in Kwun Tong, indicating that the premises in this area may have hidden If patients exist, the government will distribute a total of about 50,000 rapid antigen test kits to local residents, local cleaning staff, and property management staff for self-testing to assist in the identification of infected persons.
The test result of residential sewage near Shek Yam Road in Kwai Tsing District was positive.
(government documents)
In response to the new crown epidemic, the Environmental Protection Department and the Drainage Services Department are collecting sewage samples from various districts for coronavirus testing. The following districts have positive results and relatively high virus loads:
Kwai Tsing District - Residential areas near Shek Yin Road
Tsuen Wan District - Yau Ma Hom Estate, Central Kwai Chung Estate, Pittsburgh Hill and Shing Pak Hill
Kwun Tong District - Residential areas near Yuet Wah Street
The test results of residential sewage near Yuet Wah Street in Kwun Tong District were positive.
(government documents)
People who have obtained a positive result of the rapid antigen test for the first time can declare through the online platform of the "2019 Coronavirus Rapid Antigen Test Positive Result Reporting System".
If citizens have difficulty using the online platform, they can call 183 6119 to register their identity documents and phone numbers through the automated system.
The Center for Health Protection of the Department of Health will contact the relevant person in due course to complete the declaration process.
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