[on.cc East Net News]The new crown pneumonia epidemic in Hong Kong continues. Au Ka-wing, chief physician of the Infectious Diseases Division of the Centre for Health Protection of the Department of Health, announced that 1,685 new cases were confirmed today (28th), including 152 imported cases. One more patient passed away yesterday (27th). She had chronic illness and has been vaccinated. Two doses of the new crown vaccine. Today, 202 new cases were reported by schools, from 172 schools, and 3 more schools are suspected to have spread. Classes involved in the epidemic must be suspended for a week.
As for imported cases, 86 were found in airport samples, 54 were found in quarantine facilities, and 12 were post-quarantine cases. Another 28 suspected BA.2.12.1 cases were reported in Hong Kong, of which 11 were of unknown origin. One more person was diagnosed at the Harbour Restaurant in Zall Plaza, Tuen Mun, bringing a total of 42 people in the cluster. In addition, there were 4 confirmed cases in Jade Garden, New Century Plaza (MOKO) in Mong Kok. The Department of Health has reported to New Century Plaza last Friday (24th). Jade Garden diners issued a notice of forced quarantine; since a confirmed patient at the Harbour Restaurant and his family members who were also infected went to MOKO Jade Garden for dinner, it is believed that the outbreak of the Jade Garden is related to the Harbour group.
The authorities found another 16 suspected cases of BA.4 or BA.5, of which 12 were imported cases and 4 were local cases. In terms of local cases, there are 52 women living in Shuntian Village. She works as a cabin cleaning attendant at the airport and is expected to contract the virus while working. The second case is a 37-year-old man who lives in Kam Yi House (Block K), Kam Ying Court, Ma On Shan. He works in Tsuen Wan Industrial Centre. He last went to work last Friday. Unknown source. The third case is a 57-year-old woman who lives in Hoi Yan House, Block F, Hoi Fu Court, Hoi Ting Road. She works at the Po Leung Kuk Day Care Centre in Olympian City. She is mainly responsible for food in the kitchen and does not come into contact with the elderly. Day) began to develop symptoms and the nucleic acid was confirmed. The center suggested that the day care center should be temporarily closed and employees should be tested. The fourth case is a 38-year-old man who lives in Shui Lung House, Siu Sai Wan Village, and works as a clerk at Kowloon Bay Enterprise Plaza.
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