Two persons who had lived in Hong Kong during the incubation period were positive for antibodies before leaving Hong Kong
Two of the patients had lived in Hong Kong during the incubation period, but the Center for Health Protection stated that since the two spent most of the incubation period in other places, they were most likely to have been infected locally, so the case was classified as an imported case. Among them, a 55-year-old male patient (case 11989) lives in Block 6 on the southern shore of Hung Hom. The blood sample in Hong Kong on July 5 was positive for antibodies to the new coronavirus spike protein, and the virus test in Hong Kong on July 10 was negative. 7 He traveled to Spain on 11th and took flight KL819 from the Netherlands back to Hong Kong on July 31. The virus test at the airport on the same day was positive with the L452R variant virus.
Another 36-year-old female patient living in Hong Kong during the incubation period (case 11991) lived at No. 321 Des Voeux Road West, Sai Ying Pun. The blood sample in Hong Kong on July 12 was positive for antibodies to the new crown virus spike protein, July 14. He tested negative for the virus in Hong Kong and went to the United States on July 16. She returned to Hong Kong from the United States on flight CX883 on August 1. She tested positive for the virus at the airport on the same day and carried the N501Y variant virus.
The Centre for Health Protection stated that, for the sake of prudence, the places where the above two patients lived in Hong Kong and related work and places visited have been included in the mandatory testing announcement.
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Compulsory testing at 9 locations[list attached]
