HK Reports One Imported Covid Case
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2021-12-11 HKT 14:55
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Health authorities reported one new Covid-19 infection on Saturday, which was imported from the Philippines.
The 27-year-old patient is a fully vaccinated foreign domestic helper, and she arrived at Hong Kong on November 28.
She tested positive at her quarantine hotel in Tsing Yi, but her viral load is insufficient for virus mutation test.
There are fewer than five preliminary positive cases for the day.
Hong Kong has recorded 12,483 Covid-19 cases so far, and all 61 cases reported in the past fortnight were imported.
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