Hong Kong Reports Five Imported Covid-19 Cases
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2021-12-12 HKT 14:46
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Hong Kong on Sunday reported five new imported Covid-19 cases, with the patients flying in from the United Kingdom and the Philippines.
Both countries are listed as high-risk by the SAR's health officials.
The Centre for Health Protection said two of the cases were picked up at the airport, two were confirmed during their stay at a quarantine hotel.
The fifth patient had returned an indeterminate result during quarantine, and later tested positive after she was admitted to the hospital.
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