More Housing Blocks Locked Down For Testing
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2022-02-27 HKT 20:50
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The government on Sunday locked down a number of housing blocks in Kwun Tong, Yuen Long, Kwai Chung and Sha Tin, after sewage samples there were found to contain Covid-19.
The buildings are Sau Fu House in Sau Mau Ping Estate, Heng Chui House and Heng Chun House in Tin Heng Estate, Shek Sau House of Shek Lei Estate as well as Yan Wo House and Man Wo House of Wo Che Estate.
A government spokesman said they suspected that there were asymptomatic patients in the buildings, adding the risk of infection was considered to be higher.
He said officials aim to wrap up the testing operations on Monday afternoon.
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