HK Sees Three Imported Covid-19 Cases
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2021-09-30 HKT 15:33
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Hong Kong reported three new imported Covid-19 cases on Thursday, all involving the L452R mutant strain.
They include a 51-year-old man arriving from Pakistan, as well as a man and woman who arrived from France.
All of them have been inoculated.
Meanwhile, health authorities are looking into a case involving a 17-year-old boy who flew from Hong Kong to the UK last week, and tested positive on Sunday.
As a precautionary measure, officials said the Tsuen Wan building where he stayed during the incubation period - Block 7 of Belvedere Garden – will be subject to a compulsory testing order.
There are also about five preliminary positive cases.
The city has recorded 12,217 coronavirus cases so far.
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