RTHK Employee Tests Preliminary Positive For Covid
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2022-02-06 HKT 17:21
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An RTHK staff member at the Mong Kok office has tested preliminary positive for Covid-19.
The employee last worked on Friday on the 21st floor of One Mongkok Road Commercial Centre and did not come into contact with members of the public on a daily basis during the course of work.
All staff members who had been at the affected floor at anytime between January 28 and February 5, including contract cleaning workers, must get tested for the virus - even if they are not close contacts of the presumptive case.
The office space has been disinfected Sunday morning.
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